have a moment of zen

[whitereflection]

Ah, that feeling that hits me when I realize that next month will be my 20th annual high school reunion.

I remember that time when my Dad had his 20th annual high school reunion.

I wish it weren't a raid night, because I sort of feel the need to go drown my sorrows in something.




(No, not planning on going, just don't feel like it, the alumni don't even have my current address and I haven't felt the motivation to update. It's all about showing how you still look good--which I don't--or how successful you are--which I'm not--or to show off your kids--and I don't have any of those. So. A few people I wouldn't mind seeing, but most of them, eh.)

Comments

[jojothecr.livejournal.com]

Is it too bad that I totally hear ya? I don't like these things either and we're talking only 'a few years' here. Don't wanna know what will be in thirteen years.

A few people I wouldn't mind seeing
Maybe you can contact them some other way?

[purequicksilver.livejournal.com]

Same here, Di. Those few people I like and want to see – yeah, I'm still in contact with them. The others? Couldn't care less. *shrugs*

[vesperline.livejournal.com]

I hear ya. Don't believe I will ever attend one of mine ever. Although, thinking back on HS, its pretty stupid of them to all get together in one place, then tell me where they're going to be.

Drown your sorrows in the raid. For example, get some wax/tracing paper over your screen, draw pringles mustaches on people's party portraits. Or tequila. One tequila, two tequila, three tequila, I'm gonna soulstone my imp.

[paxlux.livejournal.com]

We didn't even have a 10 year. No one from my class cared to organize it. And there were only 82 of us, so it wouldn't have been difficult.

That's how much we care to reconnect. :D