How could anyone not have loved watching Scout Masterson and Bill Horn (aka “The Guncles”) as they shared their commitment and their journey towards parenthood in “Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood?”

Their story and beautiful daughter Simone Lynn Masterson-Horn are a Hollywood fairy tale. So I was thrilled to hear that they “love” Paper Culture’s stationery and note cards.

And while I love fairy tales, I also love health nuts. Dr. Gabe makes taking care of yourself not only digestible, but fun! From why sugared drinks cause weight game to explaining how vaccines work, The Dr. Gabe Mirkin Show makes any health topic an interesting read — or live-streamlisten.

So what could a well-known physician possibly have to say about Paper Culture stationery and note cards? “You’ve covered all the bases with this one! Your stationery is a top shelf product and has great utility for our planet! Earth thanks you!”

Kali Rocha’s role as the flight attendant who had a humorous fight with Ben Stiller‘s character at the airport in the 2000 hit comedy Meet The Parents has a special place in my heart: it was that year that I brought my now husband home to meet my parents for the first time. That movie provided perspective to make an otherwise very stressful experience a very funny one. Years later, I was happy to see Rocha play the resident surgeon, Dr. Sydney Heron, at Seattle Grace Hospital in one of favorite shows, Grey’s Anatomy.

Being a Kali Rocha fan, I was thrilled to see a note from her about her experience with her Paper Culture note cards: “I literally gasped when I opened the box containing my new thank you notes today. The delicacy of the design, the subtle and unique color combination, the refined beauty were, literally, breath taking. Already a paper-goods junkie, I am already more excited to purchase more!”

At the opposite end of Kali’s sugar-dipped Dr. Sydney Heron, we find JAG’s tough-as-nails Marine Colonel Sarah Mackenzie, played so memorably by the exquisite Catherine Bell from 1996 – 2005. Showing an understanding of military life, Catherine made the switch to Lifetime’s ensemble drama series Army Wives in 2007 as Denise Sherwood, the wife of a US Army major, who is enduring domestic violence at the hands of her teenage son.

What’s the connection between Kali’s funny-bone inspired performances and Catherine’s deep-rooted emotional roles? It’s simple – Paper Culture. Just like Kali, Catherine is a fan of our note card’s modern designs and clean lines. She even went so far as to say, “We love our Paper Culture stationery. So beautiful and classy. It really makes a statement.”

Ever Carradine Picks Paper Culture Stationery

Admit it: we’ve all listened to Loveline at some point or other. Even through those ebbs and flows when I didn’t necessarily need relationship advice, I still loved tuning-in to get Diane Farr’s perspective. I also find it equally cool that she was able to transition from relationship expert to crime expert as FBI agent Megan Reeves in Numb3rs.

Another thing Diane’s a bona fide expert with? Choosing stationery! So I’m thrilled to hear that she’s not only a Paper Culture fan, but that our note cards have inspired her! “Am I the first customer who was so inspired by your beautiful design that I wanted to paint it on a wall in my house? Oh my, you have done well. I love your style and your commitment to trees!”

Getting ready to leave work last night, I read through one more note and realized that the well-rounded actress Ever Carradine, whose credits include The Right Stuff, Lucky, 24 and Eureka, also share the love of Scrabble. I’m feeling like we have a special bond.

And it sounds like we also have something else in common: an obsession with Paper Culture: “It’s safe to say that I’m completely obsessed with Paper Culture! I use them for my personal stationery, my daughter’s stationery, her birth announcements and I even got my husband’s business stationery from Paper Culture. I’m now counting the days until Christmas so that I can order our holiday cards!”

All this said, it’s understandable why I’m especially appreciative that Minnie and her son, Henry, are Paper Culture fans: “Henry and I wrote all this birthday thank you’s using Paper Culture note cards. They are absolutely our favorite way to stay in touch.”

I was absolutely tickled when I realized that Minnie and Bree Turner, another strikingly elegant, versatile, self-possessed actress, shared more than Gerald Butler as a co-star. It turns out that Bree and her daughter Stella are also Paper Culture fans.

I particularly remember Bree in the mega-hit The Wedding Planner (2001) as a nervous
bride, alongside Jennifer Lopez (likely because I got married this same year!), but really noticed her in the recent RomCom, The Ugly Truth with Mr. “300″ Butler. Bree tells us, “I’m officially now a Paper Culture convert. Chic, sweet and environmentally responsible, this company is creating the most charming designs. I’m in love.”

We’re smitten with both of these two lovely ladies here at Paper Culture.

And even though she might have made the switch from sharing the stage with Jennie on Dancing With the Stars to rubbing elbows on Entertainment Tonight, Samantha Harris still has Paper Culture in common with her former co-star. Samantha gave us her thumbs up by saying, “Thanks for the very cool stationery.”