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To: Neenny who wrote (4644)	10/4/1999 4:19:00 PM
From: Lost1	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 63513

The reunion was a blast. I wasn't sure about going either , but I am very glad I did. Some of my friends had kids that were almost driving age while others had newborns..I kinda freaked when I realized that at the next one my oldest son will be 20. Time is flying so fast now that we can break things down into decades..SH*T! My favorite part was the Saturday afternoon picnic for the whole family. Many people had aged considerably while others looked better than 10 years ago. Smokers and drinkers seem to always lose out on that side of it. I thought I should have won the most kids award..but there was one who had 6 boys...then I found out that only 2 were hers. The other 4 were from his previous marriage and they were 20-30 years old. I guess she went for the cash instead of the sex. I felt very strange and sad when I left since I won't see most of them for another 10 years. Couldn't sleep all night thinking about "things in general". They gave us a book that had everyone's current info. so I plan on calling several people to make an attempt to keep in touch. High School is such a short time in the scheme of our lives, but the memories and experiences last.... Thanks for asking..How was yours?