SherriBerry wrote::lol: OK, evidently it's your 5 year high school reunion. If you loved high school, had lots of friends you want to hang out with, and it won't be a financial strain, then why not go and catch up? If you didn't particularly like high school and had a handful of friends who won't be there, don't bother, because it will not be fun. At only five years, nothing has changed and it will be like taking the Hot Tub Time Machine back to high school - everyone will be pretty much the same people they were. Even at 10 years little will have changed that way.
After 20 years, people have matured a little more, have lived a little, and are usually friendlier too. Everyone will still be trying to put their best foot forward and pretend they are happy and everything is great and wonderful whether it is or not though! Are people ever really honest at these things? My 20th is this June, but I'm not going. My best friend was home for her 20th last year when I still lived in my home town, and I hung out with her group in high school, so it feels like I already had my 20th.
Oh come on! I swear to not touching a naked Shania Twain bent over a stack of Bibles...I won't touch her....so let's go together!? I am serious as Andrew's drinking problem. Please. I'll wear a new suit and nice shoes and i will wear special BlueNuck Body wash....You will fall for me instantly. I'm only 5 years older than you Sherri. What's not to like?
- if it's Sherri's 20th and your 30th, I'm thinking you're more than 5 years older than her (unless you graduated at 13 
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Maybe it's that "fuzzy math" I heard about at college, but didn't get to - Calculus was not my favourite subject. Thanks for the offer, Deano, but even though I was a good student, I spent 5 years (small town, so our school was Gr.8-12)waiting to bust out of high school like a felon waiting for their release date. And I just moved out of that town! I'll keep your offer in mind ten years from now if I decide to go to my 30th!
