No, I don't have nearly as much to rub in peoples' faces as I thought I would. I mean, at least I don't live in my hometown, two blocks from my parents' house like most people, but I'm not close enough to any of them any more (I've remained in much closer contact with my college/university friends) and I don't really have any sick desire to see how little most of them have changed in 10 years.
How could it possibly harm you though by going to one? I'll go to one probably, I might even organize it if I don't go too far away from my school's location.
Yeah I think I'll go to my 10 year, but I'm not sure about my 5 year if we have one. We discussed that in my senior year, and I think they're going through with a 5. I don't feel like I've really accomplished anything since then :(. I'd rather wait until I've got some sort of bragging rights :P
I am going on my 10 years and I am not sure I want to go. If I wanted to talk to any of them I still would be. I am married now so I can't try to pick up on girls I didn't score with in HS. I doubt it is going to be all musical like high school is these days so who knows.....
Well I'm still in High School, but so far its been a blast. But I 12 years from now, I don't know if I'd go or not. I think I will still be friends with the core group of friends I have now because we've all been best friends since we were 5 or younger, so it's not like I'd be going to catch up with people I wanted to see.
I went to my 10 year; happily, it came in the midst of the dot com bubble, so I got to pull up in an extravagant sports car and casually rattle off about recent trips to London and Paris. Good times!
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