I told my favorite actor I want to adopt him. So, I’m a little goofy. I’m okay with that. Goofy makes life a bit
more fun and a heck of a lot more interesting.
Call me crazy. I’m alright with
that. Really, I am. I got over the whole not-fitting-in-thing a
couple of decades ago.
I’m a writer, mom, martial artist, and scifi nerd. Last New Year’s Eve my husband and I
celebrated the coming of the New Year with an earlier time zone, as did many of
my friends on Facebook. And a scifi
nerd—let’s just say that I’ve been to a convention in costume, alone, while my
parents watched my crew of kids and my husband had to work, and I spent eight
hours walking around dressed like a member of a starship and had the time of my
life!
I digress...back to the title of this blog post. Google tells me my favorite actor is “all
grown up,” but he’s so convincing in the young roles that he plays that he
could have fooled me. In addition to my
five biological kids, I have a grown stepson, age 24, in the U.S. Navy. I couldn’t be prouder, but you won’t read
much about him here for security reasons. My favorite actor, well, even in
Scifi’s Alphas, he didn’t look older than that.
He states on his twitter page, “I like poop jokes
and think that the PS3 is the reason I am not a Physicist. I act and stuff
instead.” With all the times over the years that I’ve had to tell
my kids stuff like, “Poop is not body paint,” and “Don’t wash your hair in the
toilet,” I kind of think he’d fit right in at my house. Granted, he’s not three and doesn’t have
problems with that stuff, but I can envision him laughing his head off at the
weird stuff that happens around here, if only he were a fly on the wall, or another grown kid at the dinner table.
What else is it about him that would possess me to say
such a strange thing? Well, he’s got to
be the nicest, most considerate actor on the planet. Usually his tweets make me laugh, and
occasionally they gross me out, but that’s okay. I’m pretty sure I’m not the target audience
for the latter J But always, he’s really, really nice.
I’d pick him to play the lead in my novel too, if I could
make my novel into a movie. (Yes, this
is a self-promo moment, read the novel—“Destined Love is Immortal.”) It’s
available in paperback for those of you who prefer to read old-school
style.) He’d be perfect as the war god,
Camulos, swinging a sword around, rescuing the damsel in distress, and dealing
with complex relationship issues. I can
see it clear as day in my head.
No, I haven’t forgotten that I haven’t yet told you who
my favorite actor is, it’s Steve Byers, from Scifi’s “Alphas,” “Immortals,”
“The L.A. Complex,” and a lot more stuff. He’s awesome. Check out his web page and like him on Facebook. I hope to see a lot more of him on TV and in
the movies in the years to come, and I always enjoy the way his tweets make me
laugh.
So, am I crazy for telling him I want to adopt him?
Probably, but hey, I’m enjoying life. I still wish I could jump into the TV and
throw a blanket over him and give him a cup of hot chocolate when I watch him
in “Falcon Beach.” Apparently he got
snowed on while wake boarding some during filming. With all the fun he looked like he was having
on screen, he should get an “acting in adverse conditions” award or
something. He’s amazing. But don’t take my word for it—check out his
stuff. You won’t be disappointed.
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