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maleficent · 07-05-2004, 06:02 AM

I am probably the shyest person in the world and not great at talking to people. My 20th was in '82, and I forced myself into going, my 10th I could not have bothered with, there was just not enough distance between high school and the real world.

After 20 years being free from high school, peer pressure is gone.

I went.

it was a weekened event.

I had a great time. I talked with people I would never have talked to in high school. All the cliques were gone, and it was just a bunch of adults out for the evening.

I graduated with almost 600 people, I didn't know everyone in high school. about 450 people came to the reunion. I surely didn't talk to all of them.

If you still have your yearbook, bring it, and see how much people have changed. It will be a lot of reminiscing, and rehashing of good times.

07-05-2004, 06:02 AM	#3 (permalink)
maleficent Junkie Moderator Emeritus Location: Chicago	I am probably the shyest person in the world and not great at talking to people. My 20th was in '82, and I forced myself into going, my 10th I could not have bothered with, there was just not enough distance between high school and the real world. After 20 years being free from high school, peer pressure is gone. I went. it was a weekened event. I had a great time. I talked with people I would never have talked to in high school. All the cliques were gone, and it was just a bunch of adults out for the evening. I graduated with almost 600 people, I didn't know everyone in high school. about 450 people came to the reunion. I surely didn't talk to all of them. If you still have your yearbook, bring it, and see how much people have changed. It will be a lot of reminiscing, and rehashing of good times. __________________ Free your heart from hatred. Free your mind from worries. Live simply. Give more. Expect less.