"... It really does seem like yesterday when we were all so young and supple and full of hope and enthusiasm. And, despite the ravages of time that may have lined our foreheads and “redistributed” our physiques, if we’ve been a little bit wise and a lot lucky, we have only grown wiser, luckier, and more appreciative of those few short years we had together at F-M that left such an indelible impression on each of us.Seeing so many of our classmates at last summer’s 40th reunion was a genuine pleasure for me. If you were there, you probably understand. If you missed it, we sure hope to see you at the next one in 2011 where it will again be obvious: As a group, we may not be getting thinner or younger, but we’re definitely getting better.
Finally, speaking of “The Unbearable Lightness of Being,” here are a couple of pictures of my wife Marsha and me enjoying a “weightless” flight experience with several friends this past spring. (Marsha is the smiling blonde in the foreground clapping her hands; I’m the graying geek trying hard to look like Superman). We highly recommend zero gravity. It reminds you to tread lightly on the Earth and enjoy every day. "
Jim
