Okay, we're officially old, middle aged farts!
I got an email about our upcoming 20 year reunion! Go Aztecs! Rah rah and all that shit! Yeah, yeah.
But seriously, I did forward the email to our tiny cohort regarding this upcoming event. Let's see what the organizers come up with. Most of us didn't go to the 10 year and I have been pretty resistant about the reunion.
Hmmm...am I curious to see which former classmates turned out fat, bald, cranked out the most kids, have had plastic surgery (jugs, lips, botox even?), or still look the same? Perhaps I'd be curious to see how people have changed personality wise. Are the same people I disliked back then different people now? I would certainly hope so. Or maybe the curiosity remains if people turned out successful and are doing well in their lives. But would I want to go? If Bert goes, it would suck if he went alone. There are quite a few couples, like us, who have been together since high school.
We see most of our close friends (at least the ones who haven't moved away) on a semi-regular basis (holidays, b-day parties, get togethers, etc). Those are the people we consider our friends and whom we care about. Part of me dislikes having to be "social" with people I don't know or give a rat's ass and fake idle chit chat.
Fellow Class of '87 Aztecs, would you go to this shindig? Would you drag your spouse/significant other to it?
I got an email about our upcoming 20 year reunion! Go Aztecs! Rah rah and all that shit! Yeah, yeah.
But seriously, I did forward the email to our tiny cohort regarding this upcoming event. Let's see what the organizers come up with. Most of us didn't go to the 10 year and I have been pretty resistant about the reunion.
Hmmm...am I curious to see which former classmates turned out fat, bald, cranked out the most kids, have had plastic surgery (jugs, lips, botox even?), or still look the same? Perhaps I'd be curious to see how people have changed personality wise. Are the same people I disliked back then different people now? I would certainly hope so. Or maybe the curiosity remains if people turned out successful and are doing well in their lives. But would I want to go? If Bert goes, it would suck if he went alone. There are quite a few couples, like us, who have been together since high school.
We see most of our close friends (at least the ones who haven't moved away) on a semi-regular basis (holidays, b-day parties, get togethers, etc). Those are the people we consider our friends and whom we care about. Part of me dislikes having to be "social" with people I don't know or give a rat's ass and fake idle chit chat.
Fellow Class of '87 Aztecs, would you go to this shindig? Would you drag your spouse/significant other to it?
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