I never go to my reunions!!!!!! Do you?

If it is anything like my high school old friends, many of us relocated and do not live in the same cities and or states. So after graduating from high school I really had major priorities to tend to so it would not have been possible to keep in touch as they too had priorities they had to tend to. So having seen a bunch of them at my reunion, brought great joys and laughter to re-meet again. I also met friends that I really did not know during my high school years as we were a class of well over 4,000. I can tell you that since my first class reunion we keep in tough routinely, via email, texting and telephone calls. About 15 of us get together once a year, and each one of us plans a party at once another homes. So for me it is so well worth it as not only did I reunite with old friends, I have made true new ones. This is important to us my friend as we are all true friends and enjoy sharing family matters. So to say that they did not keep in touch with me would be unfair as I would have had no way to do so myself.

I haven't been out long enough to have one. Yet, I doubt that I ever would. There is nothing more pathetic than a bunch of people trying to relieve their past glories in High School because they have never accomplished anything. Or nothing more accomplishing to see that person who slacked through school, while I worked hard becoming a success. Either of those things would be rather annoying.

I did decide one year to attend a reunion with students that were at that college in 1988 and 1989. The reunion was in 2003 I think it was and that previous time I had been over to that area had been 1998. It was interesting to see people there that I remembered. I saw some people that used to be in the same halls of residence as me. In general they looked so much older. These people were not friends that I have kept up with. I do still have friendships with some of the people that I went to primary school with, secondary school with and university with. I moved to a different area in 2005 so I don't think I will be able to go to anymore of the college reunions. Really it was a shock to see the college had been knocked down and apartments had been built with views of the River Thames. Funnily enough the abbey was still there. I think it is a listed building.

Well my dad went to his high school reunion back in 2000, 20 years after he graduated.It is a nice time to see old friends that you most likely have never met since you were in grad year at high school.I am only 23 right now so i will not be at my first reunion for another 5 years at least.I will most likely go to it if I am capable of going and hope to see some old faces that I have not seen for quite some time.It a nice place to talk to people and engage in a conversation about what they choose to do for a career and events that they have encountered along the time since they graduated.