is that it doesn't neatly compartmentalize all your friends (it probably can, but where's the fun in being organized?).
So, I've stumbled into the idea that I could possibly contact some of my fraternity brothers (as Kathy did with her sorority sisters). WOW, I hit a motherlode of them today! We've been having a ball trading insults (it's the way of guys; ladies, don't even try to understand. It's like we don't understand baby showers and wedding showers---just don't get it.) all day. Many of them have beautiful families, while others are like me, just themselves.
It's funny though--even though we're all "older", I would have been able to identify every single one of them (and if I pledged under them, their hometown, major, girlfriend's name, etc., and probably what kind of car they drove in 1975 since I washed enough of 'em).
The funny thing is, when I'm going over my "friends", there are my Razorbacking friends, my Trinity Baptist Church/San Antonio friends, my non-Razorback-related Arkansas friends, and my current friends. All jumbled together.
It's kind of a collage of my life---different parts, all pasted together.
Monday, February 2, 2009
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Maybe I need to just "do the Facebook thing." I guess I never really saw the advantage.
ReplyDeleteSo now that you've done it, what do you think?
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