I found out today that my high school Newspaper advisor passed away a couple of years ago. I just haven't kept in touch with anyone from those days, so I never found out the sad news. It really made me feel like there are some parts of those days that I treasure and kick myself for not keeping in touch with those people who meant a lot to me.
My good friend Shelly told me that I have to go to my 20 year high school reunion so that we can see how so many of these people have turned out. At least if I go with her, I will have someone to talk to. Her husband and I graduated the same time, and she graduated a year after. It was only after moving into the same ward after having kids, that we became friends.
I just don't see the attraction, but it is like a train wreck. I can't stop looking and reliving some of the things that were part of my life at that time. But, there are things that happened that shaped me into who I am today. I often attribute many of my life altering moments to my time spent in Uruguay and not to high school. I suppose in a way I'll have to do a bit of rethinking. I still don't know if one could get me to go to my high school reunion, but perhaps I'll get reacquainted with some of my friends and just see....
1 Lovely Scribbles to Me:
Speaking of highschool, I don't think I've seen you since I graduated! I agree with what you wrote - for the most part. There are still some people (like you) that I would like to keep up with. There are others, well not so much. In that vein, I saw Paul Kapp at a restaurant in Layton right before Christmas. For some reason, I didn't stop to say hi. Hmmm. Otherwise, feel free to read my blog to see how things are with me! If you want to, of course.
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