Honestly, the things you are writing in here don't sound "stupid", they sound alarming.
VERY alarming.
Therefore I'd rather spend my money on a therapist. But you've got this recommandation before, so I'll just stop here now.
Congrats anyway.

Yippieeehhh! Congrats to Phantom and Arwende! What a great day!

I live in London, so of couse I had to visit North Gower Street and eat at Speedys and got my photo taken looking through the letterbox of the door that is 221B (for those of you who don't know, the Sherlock version of Baker St isn't actually in Baker St) and visit every other location I could identify in Sherlock haha.

That's about it.

So far...
 

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@TeeJay, wow you have certainly done a lot of very special things and although I have to admit I have never heard of the actors you mentioned and JoA is the only show I have heard about (but never seen) before, your experiences are every fangirl's dream and you are very lucky, what a fantastic way to meet your favourite actor or writer. But then you are so invested in these actors with the founding of their websites, you give so much of your time and probably money, you really deserve all these positive experiences and it's so great that your commitment and dedication is appreciated.

Most "fannest" thing I have ever done?

For Sherlock nothing... yet.

For other things there are a few...

I really loved Jamie Bamber in the Hornblower series so I wrote away and got an autographed picture of him in his Hornblower gear.  Still have it.

I was also a really big fan of David Hyde Pierce on the American TV show Frasier.  And I found out he was staring in a play in Los Angeles (this was in 2001) so I mentioned it to my hubby and we booked tickets to see him perform an took a trip to LA.  It was almost clear across the continent (I live in Canada in a city about an hour away from the American city of Detroit).  We decided to make it a vacation of sorts and stayed a week there but the main purpose of the trip was to watch him in this play.  I got a chance to meet and talk to him after the performance too.  

Really, really nice man and so charming.  Dan snapped a picture of us together.  Pierce could see I was really nervous and tried to calm me down by saying "Don't be nervous, it's only me!"  That made me laugh and it broke my tension.  He wished us a Happy Canada Day! (it really was our national holiday) which was lovely of him. 

We really loved the play so we went back the next night and bought rush tickets and saw it again.

We also went on a studio tour and to the Getty Museum.

A few years ago I saw he was in another play - this time in New York (much closer thank goodness) and we bought tickets to that (Dan is very indulgent and understanding of my comsuming passion for actors I like).  We stayed in NY about a week and saw some sites, but the highlight was seeing Pierce perform in his Tony award winning role on Broadway.  Great actor.

This time we just saw the play but it was still exciting to see him act. 

I can't think of any other fan things I have done.  There are lots of sporting celebrities (mainly hockey) I have met but that is because my husband covered sports for a bit and he brought me along (I carried a camera so it looked like I was a photog).  Still it was exciting for me as a Canadian to meet some of the sports heroes I learned about as a young person.  Got some photos with them too.

My husband actually got to interview Muhammad Ali for over an hour (and got his autograph too) which was the most impressive "star" he ever met.  This was way back just before the George Foreman fight when Ali was in his hayday.  He was so nice to Dan - it was a one-on-one interview and he gave Dano his full attention.

-Val