Class Reunion

A couple of weeks ago I attended my 30 year class reunion. 80 of the 240 classmates were there with 40 guests. Nearly everyone looked pretty much the same . . . a few people came up to me that until they spoke I had absolutley no clue who they were. My senior year of high school my life went from being focused and knowing who I was to I'm not sure. I lost a piece of who I was and don't know if I will ever find it again. My life is good and if losing a piece of who I was enabled me to have the life I have now . . . it may have been worth it. Funny there was one particular classmate I've been looking for at least a year, he was that little ray of sunshine that just makes things better. I could not locate him. Another friend showed and one of the first things he said was Dan wanted me to tell you hi . . . I immediatetly retrived his e-mail from Tim and with minutes of leaving the reunion I e-mailed him asking what he had been doing the last 30 years we have been catching up the last 30 years. Life is good.