I soon identified the other members of the "class of 79" and got chatting. I felt a bit strange about meeting people that I hadn't seen for nearly 37 years! I have my own wee group of five former school chums who meet up regularly, but only Libby and I had wanted to come to the reunion and Libby was in the "second wave" who were to arrive later (because the event ended up oversubscribed.) However I needn't have worried. They were a really nice group and we found lots to talk about - it was great fun and they have done really interesting things - there were doctors, advocates, a racehorse breeder, an opera singer, a book illustrator to name but a few. And our children range from their thirties to only ten years old! I also met a lady from the "class of 52" who had been my Aunt Hilary's best friend and my lovely cousin Kari was there with her classmates. It was great but I found the experience rather overwhelming!
I headed home at tea time while Jennifer went out on the town with her very social "class of 82!" Us 79ers enjoyed ourselves so much that we are planning to meet up again before too long.
However this evening I am socially exhausted!
It was a great afternoon. Some of our year group stayed out afterwards, I got home at 3.30am!
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