10 Year HS Reunion

This video pretty much sums it up...



Mark said it best, "This is like a bad SNL skit".

He was right.

Comments

Julie Snell said…
Oh sister...that was some good times being had by all :) At least you got a date night out of it. Can't wait to see how mine turns out next month!
9:46 AM
Wendy said…
Girl... that was such a ragin party!!! Looks like everyone was having a blast! Good times
9:56 AM
Kaci Mae said…
Love the 2 random people dancing. I can't decide if you had fun or not...?
10:30 AM
Anonymous said…
the thumbs up said it all! You looked smokin' hot and at least you got a night out with your man.
11:34 AM
Anonymous said…
You looked beautiful and you must have enjoyed the time "away" with just Mark and your dinner party friends. Wait till your 25th reunion. It will be much more fun AND quiet. I can't remember how Jason and Darren felt about their 10 year reunion. Mom
12:33 PM
sfitz said…
It actually wasn't that bad... it was fun seeing people and catching up a bit. But the setting was all wrong. It was WAAAAAAAAY too loud... so it was really difficult to have conversations with people. And the room was just so, so, I dunno - awkward. They didn't do a great job promoting it so a lot of people didn't even know about it so ticket sales were low and the venue kept getting smaller and smaller and so we ended up in a room at a hotel with a DJ that couldn't read his crowd. I think I will leave the catching up with and checking up on to Facebook.

Mom, Jas didn't go to his. Darren's was good I think, didn't he plan it?
1:59 PM
The Brooner's said…
Awesome! Ha ha, 10 year is fun, curiosity gets you there and then you realize you probably didn't need to go. Still fun.
7:27 PM
Anonymous said…
HAHAHAHAHAHA!! That is SO FUNNY!!
12:46 PM
Candie said…
that seriously was too good to be true. the lone couple on the dance floor killed me. lol... oh dear, i just broke out in cold sweats thinking about mine :/
6:16 PM
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