It Is What It Is

I'll start off by saying the reunion will not be canceled, but I'll try not to take it personally that only a handful of classmates have responded to the reunion invitations. I guess I should not be surprised given the divisiveness of our class. Ironically the quality of not having a tight-knit or even cliquey class was something I always championed; there were a lot of individuals and that was something to be proud of. But given the fact that I placed a stamp on each and every return envelope and only around 50 classmates sent them back, it baffles me that manners and etiquette escaped so many of us. I don't want to whine about it and I really do want to have a great reunion, I just can't believe that it has come to this. Had I realized that so few would attend I would have organized a simple gathering down on the river, free of charge, BYO... But the wheels are in motion and there's no turning back. For those of you whom are coming, I am excited to see you all. There are a few of you whom are even flying in (Brooke Moye from Florida, Billy Underwood and Erica Dunagan from California) so I'll do my best to make it worth it. Also, to those whom did respond I really appreciate it; it's the not knowing that kills. Let's make it work and have a good time.

Sincerely,

Nicole