Well okay, I'll grant you that taking a photo on our present balcony is definitely not as good as having you take a chair right here beside me. And it'd be especially hard for me to offer you a glass of wine online.
Yet a lot of what we do virtually helps to promote real living. I am sitting at a table in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico but have been very aware of the past, present, and future today.
I won't take time to discuss how I listened to music, banked, researched, and kept up with friends from far and wide. Today's entry only includes my idea of getting former classmates together for an eventual reunion. Planning for a fortieth class reunion sounds like someone else should be doing it, someone old. Ours, in fact, is still a few years away but it's never too early to start planning.
I was rousing the troops on a Facebook group created years and years ago. This also caused me to remember a different page I made. While the first group is designed to get people together in the future, the latter is just designed for remembering the past. In the process, I discovered this:
