i'm really going to try and write something everyday - good mind relaxation therapy, i suppose.
my 35th high school class reunion is this weekend. i have talked with maybe 3 people from that class since i graduated from college 30 years ago. only 1 of those people have i talked to within the last 2 years, and that person i haven't seen since my sophomore year in high school.
so, i've opted not to go. even though i'm sure it will be a neat time for those that have kept in touch with each other, i just wouldn't know what to say to anyone. as much as i WISH i was the same person i was in high school (naive, happy, friendly, smiling, and considered a pretty nice person), i am not that person anymore, and a large part of me wants those people to remember me for who i was back then, not who i've become.
now, while it sounds i'm unhappy with my current lot, that would be wrong. in fact, i find everyday that experiences, no matter how great, or how horrendous, make for a person with a lot to offer and share. on my own, and before kids, i experienced a lot over the 10 years between college and my first child. I traveled, lived in places
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