Here are  7 reasons for finding your old friends and reading this may help you remember some of the  good times we listed below.
Read and enjoy! Remembering good times with friends is fun.
Why sit and wonder what happened to them? Plenty of reasons exist to revive a relationship.
Do you wonder which friend got rich? Which joined the military? It is really easy to find out for yourself.
Seeing long time friends honored feels warm and fuzzy.
The phone call says your childhood friend just got the job she always wanted.
She is the person who helped everybody.
Today this friend feels happy and rewarded.
A visit from you brings more warm and fuzzy to this Good Samaritan and to you.
Attending historical events is awesome.
The Mayor gives the old school one final hurrah.
Authorities will demolish the old and build the new.
You remember evenings and weekends playing sports in that stadium.
Relive the cheers.
Relive the competition.
Relive the dislocated knee.
Can you resist not taking one final bow in front of the hometown stadium crowd? Visiting hometown pals is like watching a movie.
Make a spooky visit to the school mate whose family lives in the haunted house.
The love story still unfolds between the homecoming queen and the captain of the sports team.
Comedy erupts almost every night at the house of Cousin Rita.
Deciding between fifty friends to visit fills you with suspense.
The average person has nearly fifty close friends and acquaintances, according to experts.
People generally interact with between one hundred and two hundred people.
Most people pare down to well below one hundred.
They call this smaller group their close buddies or friendly people.
You know plenty of friendly people to find.
Enjoying bonds forged by war feels bittersweet.
Few relationships have a bond like those relationships forged during military service.
These bonds can be very strong.
This may be one reason military personnel continue to find and visit each other long after their active duty ends.
Reuniting with old friends brings confirmation.
Reuniting could mean people just want to verify that all is well.
People who once cared deeply for each other relocate or find new jobs and stop communicating.
Wanting to reunite does not necessarily mean people desire to rekindle a friendship.
Drifting apart is natural.
Wanting confirmation that all is well with old friends is natural too.
I hope my top 7 reasons for finding old friends provided some food for thought and maybe a little chuckle.
Enjoy!