It's surprising how little surprises me.  Even after 10 years I feel that most of my friends from High School are about the same.  They're, of course, in better places and working harder with kids and other activities, but they're good honest people that are trying hard... just like they were 10 years ago.

It makes me thinkg about the groups that my children will have contact with.  They will be attached to the internet more than I am or ever will be.  They will have contact with their friends where ever they go and will probably never consider hoggin' the phone (most likely they'll have their own) or forgetting to write a friend (will email exist as we know it?  I used stamps back in the day and I'm not that old).  What I hope doesn't change is the quality of interaction my boys select.  Because, no matter how you connect, the other part of the connection is the significant variable.  It's not internet, or texting, or video that's 'questionable' or influential; it's the person on the other side.

Some how I was very lucky and connected with the greatest.  GoT-Wolves!