Showing posts with label The Other Woman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Other Woman. Show all posts

Thursday, 17 April 2014

Working out with Cameron Diaz and Kate Upton

It started just like any other day. 

My alarm went off, I snoozed twice, and then I finally dragged myself out of bed to hit the gym. 

As is the case with most hotel fitness rooms, this one was pretty small.  I started on the rowing machine to get my heart rate up and, a few minutes later, a woman came in and started running on the treadmill that was just to the right of my machine.  

I wouldn't have paid attention to her except that she kept stepping on the plastic part at the front of the belt.  I looked up at her face and she was completely oblivious.  She was beautiful, though, so I gave her a pass.

When I transitioned to the treadmill, the beautiful woman started rowing and was equally as uninspired.  A few minutes later, an attractive, middle-aged blonde came in and greeted her before stepping on the treadmill next to me.  This woman was much more focused and surprisingly athletic.

I looked down at the TV screen on my treadmill and the Daylight show was airing an interview with the stars of The Other Woman.  At that moment, my heart skipped a beat.

I looked over at the rowing machine and thought to myself: “Am I looking at Kate Upton right now?”.  Then I looked at the treadmill next to me and realized that I was definitely running next to Cameron Diaz.

Cameron must have noticed me staring at her because she looked over at me and said: “Yes, that’s us on TV”. 

I started laughing and said that it must be fun to watch herself on TV.  She responded: “Definitely…I never really get used to it.”

With a giant smile on my face, I returned my focus on the treadmill and tried not to appear completely star-struck.  Cameron went back to her sprinting and I listened to the rest of the interview while I ran. At one point, the caption on the bottom of the screen read: “Hollywood mega-stars are in Australia”.  I smugly thought to myself: “...and they’re standing right next to me.”

Although we only exchanged a few short sentences and a smile, the experience was one that I will always associate with my trip to Sydney.


This is where my week went from regular to amazing