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Poll: High School Reunions

Did you/will you go to your 10 year reunion (or any number)?

 Mine is coming up in a couple of months and I'm still undecided. I graduated early b/c I was over HS 10 years ago and I'm not so sure I want to see everyone again. Most of my friends were in different years and I've only kept up with one person from my class. 

Re: Poll: High School Reunions

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    We've had one and I didn't go.  I enjoyed high school but I really don't keep up with anyone from there, most of my friends are from college and beyond.  I don't feel like I missed out by not going.
  • My ten year isn't for another 3 years, but I probably won't go. Now that there are so many social networking websites I know all I need to know about people from High School. The ones I actually care about, I still talk to them every now and then.
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  • Our 10 year reunion has past we are coming up on our 20 year reunion.  F U C K I am getting old.  Anyway - no one really wanted to pay $50 for a weekend of activities (DH was on the planning committee) so he says even if we do have one he wont go.  I would love to b.c I would love to see how unattractive they all are now - you know b.c I am gorgeous?  Wink  I HATED HS so I am not sure I would go.  Plus we still see a lot of ppl we graduated with - really not sure if I care that much. 

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  • My 10 yr is coming up next year, and I'm still undecided if I want to go or not.  I suppose it depends on when it is b/c my sister is getting married the weekend after labor day next year and I have all the lovely festivities to plan along with that, being matron of honor, so if it's too close to a bridal shower or bachelorette party, then I'm not going to make the trip to Ohio when I'm already driving everywhere for her stuff.
  • We were suppose to have one last year (10 year), but it got canceled at the last minute. I was planning on going and would go if they planned another one.
  • Yes, I made plans years ago w/ 2 of my friends to get completely tanked and go. As far as I know, they are still a go with this plan, so that's what we'll do :)  Mine isn't until next year, though.
  • My 10 year reunion fell on DH's birthday and I didn't feel like subjecting him to that on his day so we didn't go. Plus I keep in touch with my friends from high school anyway so I didn't feel the need to be there and don't feel like I missed out.
  • It's great to be outside of your comfort zone every once in a while!  It shows you you're still alive!  I will most likely go to mine which will be next year.  It's in the planning stages now and I've received a few emails about it.  I didn't like everyone in high school and there are probably reasons I didn't keep up with different people, but people change.  You never know unless you go... what if you go, reluctantly and end up having a great conversation with someone you never really even hung out with in highschool?  You'd miss that if you didn't go.  My plan will be to go in a group and "make an appearance" or sneak out early if it's a real bomb.  I think I'd have more to wonder about if I didn't go. 

    Sure, it will be a little awkward when arriving, but what doesn't kill you makes you stronger and I feel better about life when I'm feeling confident. 

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  • Yes, I went to mine,  I had to, I was the organizer since I was the class president.  I still have a lot of friends from HS (I actually stay in better touch with them than I do most of my college friends) but most of them didn't go.  It was a surprisingly good time, honestly.  While I loved my time in HS, I have lived a very different life than many of them and thought I wouldn't enjoy myself nearly as much as I did.  But I was happy to see that many turned their dead-end lives around, some are doing things that I'd NEVER expected them to do.  The people I wasn't interested in speaking to, I didn't, but the ones that I was always friendly with, but not necessarily "friends" with--we all exchanged stories, updates, etc.  And I think that "most" everyone that attended were glad that they did.  I would say that most of us left our spouses at home, there were a handful that did bring them, and I think those were the people that were the most awkward.
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