#tbatour

But his regular tweets seemed, well, Orlando-regular at least, so we decided to give it a go. After setting up a time and place we booked a hotel room for one more night, joking about how Wilmington isn't gonna let us leave and how we were actually living Under the Dome (which, btw, they also film in the very city.

Early Sunday morning we headed to a diner he picked for us, parked our car, went in, got a table, ordered some coffee. When he was 10 minutes late, we were just shaking our heads, laughing, joking about how Ashton Kutcher was gonna run through the door and how it was gonna be the most boring episode of Punk'd ever.

But it wasn't Ashton who walked in. It was Orlando and he came bearing hugs and happyfeels. We broke bread, talked about our travels and plans and dreams and photos and basically just had a fantastic time. We didn't even have time to question him about his work as an actor or about any Sleepy Hollow stuff, but that's ok. It wasn't an interview anyway, although we're now sharing this experience with you all. (He said it's ok. "Write anything you want about me, I don't care.")

We had a very inspiring conversation about people who constantly get told to "get a real job" but aim for their dreams anyway. I mean... if Orlando "Trollando" Jones thinks it's more than ok to do that, I think we should all hear him out and stop listening to all the boring people.

Just the fact alone that he took the time to meet up with a couple of fans is quite awesome, but him being so supportive of what we do? That's what we're gonna run with.

By 10am he was already late for his next thing ("Yeah I'm gonna be in trouble") but took time for some photos and proper goodbyes.