Do you attend your high school reunions?

Do you attend your high school reunions?

Yes

5

No

11

Yes

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Kimberly Jarvis
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Kimberly Jarvis

I haven't gone to any yet, but I'll be attending my 50th next month.

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Bonnie Batten
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Bonnie Batten

My 50 year is being planned now for 2024. Can't wait to go!

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Lynn Bagley King
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Lynn Bagley King

I enjoy seeing old friends and have attended at least five of them --even helped plan several. However, my husband is also a class member and that makes it even more fun because we both enjoy going home again.

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Lisa Dammarell
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Lisa Dammarell

Always a surprisingly good time.

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Bob Pickett
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Bob Pickett

not many, 25th, 50th.

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No

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Linda Tansey
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Linda Tansey

have no reason to go

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k san
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k san

I live on the other side of the country from my HS. Too expensive to travel that distance just for that.

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Pam Ratcliff
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Pam Ratcliff

Not interested in reliving that part of my life.

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Tina Bouthillier
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Tina Bouthillier

I couldn't wait to leave that hell hole so why on earth would I want to go back?

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Tammy Crumpacker
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Tammy Crumpacker

I just never connected with a lot of people in high school but the friends I did have are still my friends now.

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Steve Daily
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Steve Daily

Hated high school. Looking back I'm surprised I survived. Nothing but bitter memories and wouldn't want to relive them 40+years later

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Angie Carey
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Angie Carey

The students had their own cliques, I wasn't one of them even though I wanted to be. But my parents were corporally abusive to me and wasn't allowed any friends. Also was made fun of many times in those years.

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Angie Carey
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Angie Carey

The students had their own cliques, I wasn't one of them even though I wanted to be. But my parents were corporally abusive to me and wasn't allowed any friends. Also was made fun of many times in those years.

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Hilary
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Hilary

I went to three high schools. The third one was an independent study program (like home school). One-on-one with the teacher, not going just to meet teacher and principal. Also, they are expensive. I got teased badly at all my public schools. Not worth it.

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rover6rover
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rover6rover

Long, long ago, but not recently.

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Robert Davidson
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Robert Davidson

There were nearly 1000 students in my graduating class. I knew only a few of them.

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Would you take a pay cut for more sleep?
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734 Votes

Would you take a pay cut for more sleep?

Yes, for my health!

1

No way!!

4

Yes, for my health!

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Libby Christian
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Libby Christian

Cuz I love to sleep and it's healthy

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No way!!

4 Comments
Dan Taylor
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Dan Taylor

Under 30 years old, it comes built in

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Janine Dobkins Hansen
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Janine Dobkins Hansen

Doesn’t matter anyway I’m still not going to sleep enough

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Sam Ackerman
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Sam Ackerman

I learned a job skill that pay's very well and do not need to work more then 40 hours a week. Shot I dont even need to work the whole year.

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Should taxpayer money go towards the White House ballroom?

Should taxpayer money go towards the White House ballroom?

Yes

0

No

4

Yes

0 Comment
No one has commented yet

No

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Patty Contreras
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Patty Contreras

Big waste of money on a vanity project that does not benefit Americans. Money can be better spent on Healthcare, the homeless, housing, daycare, education..I could go on and on. This president is the biggest conman and grifter ever in history. He has already wasted & stolen billions of dollars.

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Linda Rothrock Jurus
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Linda Rothrock Jurus

When it proposed Trump said it was being built by private donors! Now Liar in Chief wants taxpayers to foot bill... Just another of many lies!

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L. Maldonado
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L. Maldonado

Illegal. No Congressional permission. No taxpayer approval. Unneeded. No his personal residence. WH belongs to the people, not the Kremlin look-a-like. Trump is not POTUS; he was constitutionally banned from office. He DID NOT WIN, because the Constitution says so. (14thA, section 3.)

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Ralph Stewart
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Ralph Stewart

The average American is being hurt by the rising gas and grocery prices and shouldn’t be expected to pay for an extravagant ballroom. The US doesn’t need to be spending money on luxuries like a ballroom, when it can’t pay its 28 TRILLION DOLLARS debt. The country is on the verge of bankruptcy!

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