As most of you already know I am the manager of Anastasia's Attic at Gardner Village. Each day we have the most wonderful people come in. I really love all of our customers. They bring a wonderful joy with them as they browse our store looking for wonderful treasures. I have come to know many of them by name and they have become part of the Anastasia's Family. What you may or may not know is I have several close friends and coworkers that also work in the film industry. They get to work with some really big named stars. I don't get all twitterpated over it and it's really not a big deal to me. They are my good friends and they just happen to work with movie stars...LOL. But....every now and then I do get to meet someone who I really admire and adore. It's not at a book signing or on the red carpet of a movie opening. It's at Anastasia's Attic...where the famous people shop....LOL
I got to meet my favorite author Anita Stansfield, and talk with her and her sisters. I also got an autograph. That was so amazing. She was so sweet.
I have an autographed picture from the actor Ray Leota. He is such a great actor and I have seen everything he has ever been in.
And on Thursday I had the pleasure of meeting Matthew Davis. I first saw Matt in the LDS version of "Beauty And The Beast" My step-daughter Kendahl and I agreed he was a super hottie. But we also loved the romantic happy ending movie. We are both a sucker for a clean, romantic movie with a happy ending. It didn't hurt that Matt was soooo easy to look at.
From what we hear on the news and read in the tabloids (which I don't) but all you have to do is glance at them while you are waiting in the check out line at the grocery store we know there are many spoiled, over paid brats in Hollywood. BUT...what I have come to know through my friends and my occasional meeting is that there are many, many wonderful caring, generous,humble, loving people in the film industry too.They are grateful to be able to do what they do. And they give back in many ways. Thanks for the picture Matt. It was fun getting to know you just a little.