In actuality, I'd rather have a reunion with some of my teachers than with a lot of the people in my class. I remember being really relieved when I graduated because I wouldn't have to see any of those people again if I didn't choose to. And now I'm thinking of paying $50 to do just that.
I don't know. I'm sure I'll be glad when I go, but this is bringing up a lot of feelings about high school I thought were long gone.
And people ask me why I home school??

Jana...if you're on Facebook, so am I. E mail me. It is on my Journal, and I'll give you more details when you send a message.
ReplyDeleteI'd say GO! People do change, and you might be surprised how fun your reunion can be. I've loved every one of mine. :~D
ReplyDeleteI skipped my 10 year reunion last year and I don't regret it AT ALL. It was over $100, (plus what it would have cost for new clothes)... Like you, most of these people were not my "friends" and I would have much rather met some of my old teachers. (Which I have done before -just go back and visit the school and you'll bump into a few.)
ReplyDeleteI did not want to be talked about behind my back for how I now look or questioned about why I don't have a "career" and am a SAHM, etc. (Most of my classmates went to college, have a career and STILL no children.)
Anyway, at first I felt sad about not going but after I received photos of the event I felt much better. Same old same old. I didn't miss much.