Hi Sue, I just read your comments and feelings on the reunion. I agree with you 100%, but I don't know anything about it. I did see somewhere that Tom Seeley was putting it together, but that's all. Please let me know what they are planning, I'm not going but I am just curious. Hope everything is good with you guys, and I would love to talk to you soon. Have a great week and hope to talk soon. Love, Sue
Hiiiii,thanks for reading and responding. Tom Seeley is putting something together but I’m not super clear on all the details, it seems to be a three day event including dinner and a sports event at the high school and a tour of the high school.
Hi. This is Susan's sister writing, and all I can say is "ditto". We were seven years apart, but both of us left high school feeling hallelujah. I have little desire to look back on that time. Life was fraught at home and felt even more intense during adolescence. It was not a time for personal development for me, and I'm guessing for Susan, too. Seems like reunions are for those under the peak of the bell curve who on average remember the social part of high school fondly. More power to them. We all have to play the hand we're dealt, and Susan and I have both landed in good places, for which I am very grateful. High school wasn't a big part of that for us, but we have good lives now. Thanks for this food for thought, Susan.
Hi Sue, I just read your comments and feelings on the reunion. I agree with you 100%, but I don't know anything about it. I did see somewhere that Tom Seeley was putting it together, but that's all. Please let me know what they are planning, I'm not going but I am just curious. Hope everything is good with you guys, and I would love to talk to you soon. Have a great week and hope to talk soon. Love, Sue
Hiiiii,thanks for reading and responding. Tom Seeley is putting something together but I’m not super clear on all the details, it seems to be a three day event including dinner and a sports event at the high school and a tour of the high school.
Hi. This is Susan's sister writing, and all I can say is "ditto". We were seven years apart, but both of us left high school feeling hallelujah. I have little desire to look back on that time. Life was fraught at home and felt even more intense during adolescence. It was not a time for personal development for me, and I'm guessing for Susan, too. Seems like reunions are for those under the peak of the bell curve who on average remember the social part of high school fondly. More power to them. We all have to play the hand we're dealt, and Susan and I have both landed in good places, for which I am very grateful. High school wasn't a big part of that for us, but we have good lives now. Thanks for this food for thought, Susan.