A former classmate of mine is getting married. E.T. told me about this two days ago but it didn't really hit me until I saw wedding dress photos on Facebook today. How strange to think that in a few years, many more of my classmates will be married or will have popped out or sired kids. There's a divide that comes heavily down between those with kids and those who are child-less. God forbid I ever fall into the first category.
It doesn't make me any less bewildered, however.
Sunday, January 10, 2010
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who found this kind of absurd. Are we really getting that old? And forget biological clock - is the social clock going increasingly accelerate from here on out? Guh. Worst.
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