Monday, November 11, 2002

So last weekend, we had a small group reunion from my senior year. it was really cool thinking that after two years, our small group still meets up and hangs out. georgia dave didn't care much though... but still gotta love him. are there any other small groups that have reunions two years after they are disbanded? i have never heard of a single one. correct me if i'm wrong. i have been so blessed by my group of guys from the past, summer before junior year, junior year, summer before senior year, senior year - and i remember all of them. but i'd have to say that my senior year is when we bonded the most.

so last saturday, we went to applebee's (you can find hugene's account here ) and definitely talked a lot. what my plan was before the whole meeting was to have a sharing time like we did in the old days because i was really curious how they were doing spiritually, but i don't think that the set-up and circumstances allowed for that to happen. and yes, as hugene commented, we did talk mostly about girls and blogs. but i think the biggest thing that stuck out most in my mind was how everyone was changing yet stayed the same. to me, eugene and dan were still frosh when they are actually juniors and freakin' 20 years old already. tommy is now a senior, recruiting and ficb president - yet to me he's still the sophomore tommy haas. albert is now working, and i think because he's only a year younger than me i've always thought of him as an older guy... and i think i was happiest to see him come out considering he has a really busy life and schedule. that made me really happy.

i wish i could have talked to people more one on one, especially hugenius since he was the farthest away from me and seemed a little quiet. there are always thoughts going on in his head that i'm always curious about.

afterwards i went and played halo with tommy, geewon, dan choi, and some other people that were there at the time (paul and basile). man, i felt like such a nerd because i was the oldest there by far yet beating them in video games. it should have been the other way around... but i guess it just goes to show that i can only do well in things that are 'pretend.' when it comes to real life situations... man... i'm gonna cry.
all in all, our old small group just

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