A flashback of my teen years
I went through my high school batch's Friendster account last night, and every time I opened a page of someone I knew, realized how different everyone is now. A number of my batchmates have either gotten married, left the country, or participated in major events. I even got a batchmate that worked for my company many, many months ago.
And then I realized just how much I got disconnected from the world around me then (unintentionally or otherwise). I remember the faces, the personalities, but I never had a lot of experiences shared with them. I think I feel a twinge of regret coming on all over again...
And I’m sure the next time I’ll feel bad about things is when I find a Friendster account for my college course batch, then realize once again how detached I became from my world then.
*Sigh* but if I don't stop myself, I’m going to go nuts (nothing to do with donuts, though, I assure you). I mean, last night I went through them all for about an hour, and I felt like I could go on some more, if only I didn't have other things to worry about.
Hmm... maybe I really should get a copy of my yearbook, even if I have to pay for it _again_ (trust my high school yearbook organizers to make a complete mess of those details).

Nice blog entry
But a little too sad for chickenmafia.com, hehehe. Goes well with your sad-looking boneless avatar though.
I can relate
I understand where you are.. not that I miss those days though. I can't help feeling nostalgic about the pass.. a couple of months ago I found myself browsing through the archived files for our college yahoogroups. It's a funny feeling, remembering who bullied who, and who fought with who, and who's always assing around... sigh!
Reminds me of
This blog reminds me of the tv reality show Starting Over (at least from what I see from the commercials) =)
What's that show about?
Is it about Oprah?
:P
well i see it sometimes for 5 mins, checking if there are hotties in da house! but no
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