Posted by Goose on October 18, 2009 at 15:56:58 from (67.63.68.13):
In Reply to: O/T class reunion posted by s.crum on October 18, 2009 at 07:23:28:
For years I always had more fun at my wife's reunions than at my own. My class was very cliquish and snobbish in school.
I missed the 10 year, at the 20 year everyone was still playing one-upmanship, at the 30 people had started calming down, and by the 40th everyone had pretty much relaxed and figured out who they were.
At the 50th, a gal who wouldn't give me the time of day in school and I shared the podium through the festivities and had a ball doing it. Our 60th is coming up in 2012.
Our class also has had an unusually high mortality rate. We've lost 22 out of 73, starting with a gal that had a heart attack at age 37 two weeks after the 20th reunion.
It's interesting to look back and see that the kids that were hotshots in school fell on their faces after graduation, and the ones nobody paid any attention to in school were the ones that were the most successful. I guess I was somewhere in the middle, and still am.
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