A story about shello
She once did an EEG on me that took over an hour. It was pretty funny. Then we went for wings and “beer” (rootbeer) Good stuff
What shello has done in 2008
Recent stories by and about shello
The last time I saw ryoushi
Today!!! ... hahaha… I will see her again tomorrow. I managed to get a ticket for her memory presentation … =P
How I met Daniel Roebuck
This happened about 5 years ago. I served him coffee at the cafe I was working at. I recognized him because my mom used to watch a lot of Matlock and he was a regular character in the show. I chatted with him a bit about the show. He was actually a bit surprised that I recognized him.
Why I admire Candace Pert
Aside from being brilliant (opiate receptor discovery), she did not sit quietly when the male dominated research field decided to ignore her accomplishments. Her courage is inspiring. To shake her hand would be such an honour.
Why I want to meet Michael Buble
I am absolutely obssessed with Michael Buble. His voice is breathtaking. From what I hear, he’s also very down to earth which is such a rare quality in a famous person. If I could afford to see every single one of his concerts I would!
How I met kristin kreuk
Two summers ago, I worked for a non-profit organization. The job entailed speaking to strangers on the street and informing them about the ngo as well as solicit pledges from them. During one of my shifts in downtown Vancouver, I approached Kristin Kreuk and tried to inform her about the organization. She politely declined my “pitch” telling me that she was in a hurry. Darn eh? Oh well, at least I got to talk to another famous person…hehehe.
How I met Robin Williams
An ex-bf worked at this Japanese restaurant in Vancouver that is visited regularly by famous people. Well, this one afternoon I was standing outside the kitchen entrance talking to the ex when suddenly I see Robin Williams going up the steps towards the restaurant. Of course, I was flabbergasted and not wanting to look like a crazed fan, I whispered to the ex…”look it’s Robin Williams” (verbatim). Forgetting the fact that I have a loud voice, Robin Williams heard what I said so he turned around and gave me a wave and a smile. At this point, I was beyond embarassed all I could muster was a feeble Hello and a sheepish grin. Yeah, this story should be titled how I looked silly when I met Robin Williams.
