The biggest accomplishment of my life has not been my career, my relationships or my travels but my two beautiful children, actually three beautiful daughters.I have a step daughter Michelle who is 18 and my daughters Amanda 9 and Erin 6.And after seeing so many of my dear friends at this 30 year reunion I have a new appreciation of the 
friendships they have built and are building now in their lives and how they will impact and influence their futures.Some highlights of the last thirty years of my life have been travel to Australia, Budapest and Costa Rica. Owning a well respected Salon and moving to Victoria.The saddest time in my life was the loss of my parents 10 and 6 years ago. No matter how old you are this fact of life is a tough one and I miss them both dearly.What I am looking forward to in the future? - simple - enjoying every moment of my children's lives, my new career - I will probably 
never retire - and traveling to a few more places on my "do before I die list" such as Ireland and Greece.I am so grateful for this 30 year reunion and I want to thank the organizers for putting it together. This reunion allowed me to reconnect with some very good life long friends who had slipped away and who I now realize truly mean so much to me - I feel blessed we have reconnected.One of the funniest moments at the Reunion for me was the ceremonial passing of the reading glasses while looking to see who was in a small black and white Polaroid of my grade one class. I guess I can not be in denial anymore.
friendships they have built and are building now in their lives and how they will impact and influence their futures.Some highlights of the last thirty years of my life have been travel to Australia, Budapest and Costa Rica. Owning a well respected Salon and moving to Victoria.The saddest time in my life was the loss of my parents 10 and 6 years ago. No matter how old you are this fact of life is a tough one and I miss them both dearly.What I am looking forward to in the future? - simple - enjoying every moment of my children's lives, my new career - I will probably 
never retire - and traveling to a few more places on my "do before I die list" such as Ireland and Greece.I am so grateful for this 30 year reunion and I want to thank the organizers for putting it together. This reunion allowed me to reconnect with some very good life long friends who had slipped away and who I now realize truly mean so much to me - I feel blessed we have reconnected.One of the funniest moments at the Reunion for me was the ceremonial passing of the reading glasses while looking to see who was in a small black and white Polaroid of my grade one class. I guess I can not be in denial anymore.
