GHS 60th Reunion May 7

Two geese are here again. They are so noisy--especially coming and going. I pray they will go rather than stay. There are many other farm ponds around that are not close to the houses where I'm sure they would be more welcome. At times we've had way too many to abide - as many as 43 on the Pond at one time. I do sort of enjoy their early morning arrival - reminds me of the rooster I used to hear. I wonder where he has gone? Don't hear him anymore. The neighbor does still have the donkey but his brays are at all kinds of odd times, not predictable, but fun to hear when he does speak up. ------- My high school class 60th reunion dinner will be May 7 - thanks to Ann Royal Pendergrass and Jimmy Youngblood pestering her with phone calls to make it happen. I'm really looking forward to it since I missed the 55th one. The 50th was a real ball! It's so much fun to see former classmates and try to recognize them! Some are more attractive, some more wealthy. Some seem to be just what I expected, others total surprises. Some that seemed least likely to succeed are the very most successful! But in all cases, sharing memories is a wonderful experience that lasts for days and weeks after the gathering. Fortunately the few details we learn are just enough to let the imagination run wild with speculation. What fun!!!