> > My school hasn't had a reunion yet (that I've heard about) and I'd be in two minds about going if they did. It's been 14 years since I left that school (yeouch) and I haven't had any contact with classmates in that time. Part of me would be interested in finding out what they're like now, and what they're doing. However, I'd rather find this out in some way that doesn't involve actually going and MEETING them and knowing they're doing the same thing to ME.

> Email. That's the best way. I lost touch with George and Bob from time to time, but when we all got email, it was old times again.

Oh, but I don't want to get back *into* contact with them. I just vaguely wonder what they're doing these days. ;-)

I've often had the impression that school reunions are held mostly so you can tell WHO WON, although I'm not even sure what the game is or how to play it, and everybody seems to have a different system of keeping score, and the rules get changed several times a year without anybody telling me.

Brunnen-"wanting it to be old times again assumes you liked it the first time around"G