Posted by farmboy48 on March 19, 2016 at 18:47:47 from (96.3.41.200):
In Reply to: High School??? posted by JD Seller on March 19, 2016 at 17:46:32:
I am in pretty much the same boat as the rest of you, graduated in '65, not one of the popular kids, never was or am interested in sports, just know enough to talk with my boys a little. Funny tho, we had our 50th reunion last year, and I was one of the most popular guys there. All the (cool kids) were coming up to me and really talkative, even the girls who would not look at me 50 years ago were hugging and talking to me. I guess over time things change and their values changed. Really made me feel good to see that I have been a lot more successful than some of those who were blessed with money and affluence in their younger years. But as for social life now, just breakfast with the other old timers in town everyday, solving the world's problems. And once in a while go to bowling alley to watch my boys bowl, and give them instructions.
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