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G.I.Jim wrote:Man, I go through spurts every now and then when all I can think about are the good times I had back when I was in high school. Am I alone here or what??? This shit drives me CRAZY sometimes.I think a lot of it for me has to do with the fact that I'm 3000 miles away from where I grew up and went to school. I never run into anyone I know... ever. I get like this every few months, and it depresses the hell out of me.
I really miss my peeps. Anyone else in the same situation?
G.I.Jim wrote:Man, I go through spurts every now and then when all I can think about are the good times I had back when I was in high school. Am I alone here or what??? This shit drives me CRAZY sometimes.I think a lot of it for me has to do with the fact that I'm 3000 miles away from where I grew up and went to school. I never run into anyone I know... ever. I get like this every few months, and it depresses the hell out of me.
I really miss my peeps. Anyone else in the same situation?
Deb wrote:G.I.Jim wrote:Man, I go through spurts every now and then when all I can think about are the good times I had back when I was in high school. Am I alone here or what??? This shit drives me CRAZY sometimes.I think a lot of it for me has to do with the fact that I'm 3000 miles away from where I grew up and went to school. I never run into anyone I know... ever. I get like this every few months, and it depresses the hell out of me.
I really miss my peeps. Anyone else in the same situation?
Awe, you reeeeeeeeeeeeeally miss Canada, dontchya?!
Here ya go Jimbo........
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y09YOkVmGg0
Archetype wrote:I'm very glad to be on a different side of the world than my graduating class.
G.I.Jim wrote:Archetype wrote:I'm very glad to be on a different side of the world than my graduating class.
Maybe they're thinking the same thing?![]()
Sorry for my drunken post last night... I had WAY to much to drink!!!
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G.I.Jim wrote:Archetype wrote:I'm very glad to be on a different side of the world than my graduating class.
Maybe they're thinking the same thing?![]()
Sorry for my drunken post last night... I had WAY to much to drink!!!
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Ehwmatt wrote:I don't miss my friends from high school because MOST of my good friends have come back and started establishing themselves here in this area.
One thing that's great about Cleveland is that it's a big city with a lot of professional service industries (banking, law, accounting, consulting, health care etc), but it's also small enough where you can easily stay in touch with those who come back if you want to. And that tends to foster a sense of community and ongoing friendships among those young people who choose to come back here after going off to college. So, my friends and I stay in pretty good touch. We don't get to hang as much as we'd like to given our schedules, but I am just about to go watch (suffering) the Browns with some buds I've known since kindergarten after I post this message.
Granted, I'm only 25 and I'm sure I'll lose touch with some of the friends I have managed to stay in touch with up til now. But I can unequivocally say at least a few of my friends will always be in touch with me. I'm talking people I knew not only from high school, but also in grade school.
Ehwmatt wrote:I don't miss my friends from high school because MOST of my good friends have come back and started establishing themselves here in this area.
One thing that's great about Cleveland is that it's a big city with a lot of professional service industries (banking, law, accounting, consulting, health care etc), but it's also small enough where you can easily stay in touch with those who come back if you want to. And that tends to foster a sense of community and ongoing friendships among those young people who choose to come back here after going off to college. So, my friends and I stay in pretty good touch. We don't get to hang as much as we'd like to given our schedules, but I am just about to go watch (suffering) the Browns with some buds I've known since kindergarten after I post this message.
Granted, I'm only 25 and I'm sure I'll lose touch with some of the friends I have managed to stay in touch with up til now. But I can unequivocally say at least a few of my friends will always be in touch with me. I'm talking people I knew not only from high school, but also in grade school.
AR wrote:Gideon wrote:AR wrote:I was quiet
You lying prick.![]()
I swear to God I was a quiet one Gid.
Private school where I had to bus out of Baltimore City to the suburbs.
I've learned to be more outgoing since then.
Does anyone else miss their high school friends???
G.I.Jim wrote:Man, I go through spurts every now and then when all I can think about are the good times I had back when I was in high school. Am I alone here or what??? This shit drives me CRAZY sometimes.I think a lot of it for me has to do with the fact that I'm 3000 miles away from where I grew up and went to school. I never run into anyone I know... ever. I get like this every few months, and it depresses the hell out of me.
I really miss my peeps. Anyone else in the same situation?
G.I.Jim wrote:Archetype wrote:I'm very glad to be on a different side of the world than my graduating class.
Maybe they're thinking the same thing?![]()
Sorry for my drunken post last night... I had WAY to much to drink!!!
![]()
Yoda wrote:Ehwmatt wrote:I don't miss my friends from high school because MOST of my good friends have come back and started establishing themselves here in this area.
One thing that's great about Cleveland is that it's a big city with a lot of professional service industries (banking, law, accounting, consulting, health care etc), but it's also small enough where you can easily stay in touch with those who come back if you want to. And that tends to foster a sense of community and ongoing friendships among those young people who choose to come back here after going off to college. So, my friends and I stay in pretty good touch. We don't get to hang as much as we'd like to given our schedules, but I am just about to go watch (suffering) the Browns with some buds I've known since kindergarten after I post this message.
Granted, I'm only 25 and I'm sure I'll lose touch with some of the friends I have managed to stay in touch with up til now. But I can unequivocally say at least a few of my friends will always be in touch with me. I'm talking people I knew not only from high school, but also in grade school.
I echo what AR said. Things will change dramatically ten years from now.
Everett wrote:G.I.Jim wrote:Archetype wrote:I'm very glad to be on a different side of the world than my graduating class.
Maybe they're thinking the same thing?![]()
Sorry for my drunken post last night... I had WAY to much to drink!!!
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Keyword of advice jim:: Don't drink and post
Ehwmatt wrote:
I think you slightly older folks are underestimating the role current technology plays for the younger generation. If both parties WANT to stay in touch, it'll happen.
G.I.Jim wrote:Everett wrote:G.I.Jim wrote:Archetype wrote:I'm very glad to be on a different side of the world than my graduating class.
Maybe they're thinking the same thing?![]()
Sorry for my drunken post last night... I had WAY to much to drink!!!
![]()
Keyword of advice jim:: Don't drink and post
I've got some advice for you... Don't post about Styx, Tommy Shaw, DDY or REO. That pretty much leaves you with nothing to talk about.![]()
Everett wrote:G.I.Jim wrote:Everett wrote:G.I.Jim wrote:Archetype wrote:I'm very glad to be on a different side of the world than my graduating class.
Maybe they're thinking the same thing?![]()
Sorry for my drunken post last night... I had WAY to much to drink!!!
![]()
Keyword of advice jim:: Don't drink and post
I've got some advice for you... Don't post about Styx, Tommy Shaw, DDY or REO. That pretty much leaves you with nothing to talk about.![]()
Why would i post about ddy?
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