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Sandy went in the house and came back out carrying 4 year books and a rolled up tube of paper that turned out to be a wide-angle photo of our entire senior class (at least those who didn't skip school that day). She put them down on the picnic table in her front yard and we all gathered around them to look for people we knew, as well as ourselves and each other.
Kelly, the chain-smoking hospital nurse, seems to be the expert on what happened to people, especially if it was bad.
"He's dead," she said, pointing to someone in the group photo, "and she died in a car accident. He died a year after we graduated. Walked into his appartment and dropped dead of heart attack."
"At 19?"
"Yeah. Doesn't that suck?"
( They don't call them Vice principals for nothing )
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Sandy went in the house and came back out carrying 4 year books and a rolled up tube of paper that turned out to be a wide-angle photo of our entire senior class (at least those who didn't skip school that day). She put them down on the picnic table in her front yard and we all gathered around them to look for people we knew, as well as ourselves and each other.
Kelly, the chain-smoking hospital nurse, seems to be the expert on what happened to people, especially if it was bad.
"He's dead," she said, pointing to someone in the group photo, "and she died in a car accident. He died a year after we graduated. Walked into his appartment and dropped dead of heart attack."
"At 19?"
"Yeah. Doesn't that suck?"
( They don't call them Vice principals for nothing )
