I once sat next to that kid who played the youngest kid on Eight is Enough at Disneyland.

Top that!!

LOL!

I lived in the guest house on the property of Don Wilson. Who is Don Wilson? He is one of the founders and still plays rhythm guitar in the Ventures. Who are the Ventures? Ever hear of "Wipe Out," "Hawaii 5-0," "Pipeline," "Apache," "Secret Agent Man," "Telestar," "Walk Don't Run," etc.? John Fogerty presented them with their "Hall of Fame" Award in 2008. They are known as the most popular surf music band in history. I never knew who would be sitting on their coach when I got the call to "come on over to the big house." Don and his wife, Jan are very nice people, too!

I also worked on a portion of Robert Redford's will. Now, DON'T ask me who he is! When I first met him, I turned around and walked straight into a wall. Thankfully, he laughed. My response was "You MUST know you have that affect on women." They still tell that story at that law firm.

Having worked in entertainment law for 6 of my 30 years as a legal assistant/paralegal, I won't go into who I used to talk with and work with. Suffice it to say, out of all of them, the only really nice people I met through that association was Don Wilson and Robert Redford (who has a hell of a sense of humor).

But, you can't help see celebrities almost on a daily basis in Southern California. Sithy will find out!

As a youngster, I went to an autograph signing at a local mall with the recently retired Hank Aaron (the TRUE homerun king). Anticipating a huge crowd my parents and I went early, but there was a huge violent rainstorm that hit accompanied by flooding etc. It wound up being Hank, his agent and us. We talked to him for some time and a classier, more down to earth individual you'll never find. Maybe if Barry Bonds had taken a page out of Aaron's book instead of his father's and BALCO, he wouldn't be the pariah he is today.