scullyt

Doesn't Quinne have the most amazing green eyes? Wowie!

Hmmm, I"ll speak to the HS reunion thing. I went to my tenth and it was all about impressing people with bullshit accomplishments. It was like fucking prom night all over again. The cheerleaders showed up waaaaay overdressed and everybody stuck to their same old cliques. BORING! I did the whole cocktail party on Friday night, the formal dinner on Saturday night, and the family picnic on Sunday afternoon. I'm glad I went, but I chose not to go to my twentieth because, at the time, I just didn't feel like subjecting myself to the bullshit vibe again. BUT! Believe it or not, my 25th reunion (yes, you heard me right), my TWENTY FUCKING FIFTH reunion is in 2008 and I think I'll probably go. Hopefully, we've all grown up a little since the ten year fiasco. SO! That being said, I would probably suggest that you go, but go with reasonable expectations. Nuff said. (sorry for the rant!)

Good for you for being excited for a birthday. I tend to be pretty ambivalent about them so it's nice to see someone who really likes birthdays and looks forward to them!

Oh honey, 10 years? My 15th was this summer. I didn't go. Why? Because at my 10th I realized that everyone was still living like they were in high school. Same clique's, same "popular people", same BS just older and well, coming from them SAD. I was pregnant with my son and my husband had never been to Iowa before and he made all those idiots think HE was the one that went to school with them. They all seemed to remember having him in biology. They were vapid morons then and they still were 10 years later. Go and see just how much you can mess with them because you'll realize how much better off you are than so many.

ps, yay for being happy about birthdays. I myself couldn't care less anymore lol.
xo