TJ Thyne

Thank you for the compliment! I appreciate it! If you know anyone who needs a clock...send 'em my way!

It's great to see where TJ is today. I still feel a bit silly by writing about it, but it's fun for everyone!

Clockgirlkelly wrote:Thank you for the compliment! I appreciate it! If you know anyone who needs a clock...send 'em my way!

Will do!

Clockgirlkelly wrote:It's great to see where TJ is today. I still feel a bit silly by writing about it, but it's fun for everyone!

It IS fun. I hope you don't feel too strange about sharing with us. You've been lovely.

It's funny. After I read your post about your high school experience, it got me thinking about a guy who was my boyfriend in junior high. Very sweet boy. Sometimes I'm still amazed he chose me, out of all the other girls that liked him. *shakes head* But he moved away, out of state, because his father's job relocated the family, so (obviously) we parted ways. Lost touch long ago. Anyway, I wondered where he might be, so I googled his name... and I found him. He's still living in the state his family moved to back then, and he's apparently a lawyer now. And the law firm for which he works had his picture next to his bio so I know for sure it's him... he looks the same, only an older, more adult version of the boy I knew. It flashed me back to all sorts of grade school and junior high memories. It's amusingly scary. Very surreal. Wow.

See what you stirred up?

Sherry, that sounds like a funny, yet familiar story. I've facebooked (haha new word) my elementary friends and found them back where i used to live, in North Carolina. That also reminds me of all the drama that went down in middle school such a looonggg time ago Eck. high school drama is no fun. there's no escaping it anywhere you go!!!

I wonder what kind of person TJ was in high school. Jock? Nerd? Popular jerk (haha doubt it)? Was he smart as a school kid?I mean isn't it weird to think all celebrities were once kids? i've always wondered what kind of high school kid TJ was. I bet he was really nice and he got along with everybody.

I like this quote...

"I spent the first fourteen years of my life convinced that my looks were hideous. Adolescence is painful for everyone, I know, but mine was plain weird."
Uma Thurman

I remember those feelings too. I remember writing, sketching, dreaming, and usually it revolved around my "fantastical" relationship to some boy...who was clueless to the fact that he held my self worth so delicatly within the palms of his hands. How is it we define ourselves by others, even now? Crazy!

Yesterday my wife and I were in church in NJ. I thought the guy in the pew in front of us looked familiar from behind. When he turned to talk the woman next to him I recognized as Hodgins from Bones, as we are both huge fans. I told my wife, she didn't think so. When it came time in mass to turn to people around you and offer signs of peace, we both knew that it was TJ. We shook hands and did not want to interfere with his personal time. After mass, we again respected his privacy and did not approach him.

I will not give out the location of the church, again to protect his privacy. I was just wondering, does anyone know if he has family in NJ or if Bones is filming in NJ?

Thanks,

Jason

Clockgirlkelly wrote:I like this quote...

"I spent the first fourteen years of my life convinced that my looks were hideous. Adolescence is painful for everyone, I know, but mine was plain weird."
Uma Thurman

I remember those feelings too. I remember writing, sketching, dreaming, and usually it revolved around my "fantastical" relationship to some boy...who was clueless to the fact that he held my self worth so delicatly within the palms of his hands. How is it we define ourselves by others, even now? Crazy!

I remember the awkwardness that was "teenage-dom". Had its share of good times and bad, but yeah, what bugged me was wondering if I was worth any guy's time. The answer (I found out a few years later when my confidence boosted from work) was an emphatic yes. Though in the years since I grew to realize that I, along with every other decent person out there are worth it, regardless of who enters our lives and says we aren't (and hopefully that's a small percentage, or no one).

Now I'm on the side of the fence where I know I'm worth it, could be happy single or taken (well, gf for a start), and am currently faced with either possibility. The latter would be nice...he is the icing on my cake. Here's to hoping he feels the same way (I know he does, but he comes with baggage - a possessive ex, and needs to cut those ties for good).

Btw...nice posts! I've read the ones posted since I was last here, and it's nice to know TJ was a good guy, and also that when folks find out he's in public (darned near in front of them!) that they hold back when it is best to be quiet or discrete. I'm sure he appreciates the fans approaching, and the quiet moments too where folks see him but hang back. He's got some great fans.

Thank yah! It's good to be back.

Aw you're all talking about how great it is to be past High School and I'm there with a crippling work load and a self esteem of 0! I'll be glad when it's over as it is really just terrible!

And Hiya..It's Daisy again and I'm back!!