Thread: My mind is blown.

Min, I think this happens at the 10 reunion, but it will change at the 20th. A lot of those people will be on marriage #2 or divorced. I think they will have a different mindset by that time.

NOLA, many of the people who I know that were married before me, are already divorced.

We had a very similar mix DG, but my class was a touch bigger- 67. It was funny to be pg with #1 at my 15 yr class reunion.

Holy cow you guys went to small schools, my class had 437.

My graduating class had 44. It doesn't make me feel bad that people my age are real grownups. It just makes me feel disconnected, like the whole world has gone boring while I stayed cool and awesome. Don't make me do it.

One of DH's friends is 33 and 2 years into his 2nd marriage. (We like this one and think it will stick - he married the first one at like 22 and was divorced at 27.) So that is a little odd. I guess I'm more surprised that so many of our friends are having kids now. All through my mid/late 20s I felt like I was sortof behind the curve in that regard, but we're by far not the last of our friends to be having behbehs. My sweet...

speaking of this, my Junior High Bff had a baby this morning! (squee!)

nola, i know one girl from college who specifically wanted to be the youngest mom at school. whatever, lady. you know your kid is going to be going to school with a teen mom, and later your kid is going to be going to school with some trophy wife. i never understood why she wanted this, but she was a total idiot.

Yes, it freaks me out to see someone I went to HS with have a kid who is all opinionated and on the verge of teenager-dom. kickin' it old school

My mind stopped being blown at this a long time ago. I am in the minority to be 27 and not have atleast one kid. And most of these are not fresh kids either.