The Class Reunion (guaranteed to make you laugh)
08-17-2010, 07:05 AM
#46
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Location: Orange Park, Florida
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This is so funny!!!!!!!!!! As I was reading this I was picturing in my head me, rolling around trying to get dressed. I actually felt out of breath when I was done reading. Try it ladies. You will find yourself laughing to hard when you are finsihed you will be out of breath. This happened to me after I had my first pregnancy. I have printed this to hang on the wall above my sewing machine. Thank you so much for taking the time to post this. This was priceless. Pam
08-17-2010, 07:17 AM
#48
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Hartford, Mo
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Ah, children..talking about the 10, 20, 30 year reunions. Its my 50th this fall; yes, I am going. I went to the 45th, had fun. Plan to have fun again. Great committee put it together (no I was not asked to be on it, great!!! I would rather quilt.)
Surprising most have aged well, mostly gray hair does, donerappedoverthebelt diet but all have their sense of humor just like back in the good old high school days. Just love and laugh and have fun for two days and go your own way again. Count your blessings and what a lovely life you have compared with one who no longer can attend that has passed on to eternal rest or lives a very limited life confined to a hospital or nursing home.
Very funny joke, even if it focuses on one's self only. Laughter is always the best medicine, as the Reader's Digest says.
Surprising most have aged well, mostly gray hair does, donerappedoverthebelt diet but all have their sense of humor just like back in the good old high school days. Just love and laugh and have fun for two days and go your own way again. Count your blessings and what a lovely life you have compared with one who no longer can attend that has passed on to eternal rest or lives a very limited life confined to a hospital or nursing home.
Very funny joke, even if it focuses on one's self only. Laughter is always the best medicine, as the Reader's Digest says.
08-17-2010, 07:41 AM
#49
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:lol: :lol: :roll: :oops: :lol: :lol:
Went to my 50th HS reunion last summer. There were 20 in our class - 4 didn't show up - 2 of them because they had died - 1 never showed up for any of them ever - and 1 because he had something else going.
I hadn't seen one of these people in over 50 years - about 10 of them have been to every reunion (at 5 year intervals)
It was basically a very pleasant day - I think we looked quite good for a bunch of 67-69 year old people!
Went to my 50th HS reunion last summer. There were 20 in our class - 4 didn't show up - 2 of them because they had died - 1 never showed up for any of them ever - and 1 because he had something else going.
I hadn't seen one of these people in over 50 years - about 10 of them have been to every reunion (at 5 year intervals)
It was basically a very pleasant day - I think we looked quite good for a bunch of 67-69 year old people!
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