Campaign India Team
Nov 12, 2008

It’s funny, it’s awful, but what was that about?

A bunch of us were at an old-school reunion party. We ran around the hall excitedly, looking for faces we could recognize. “You look so familiar…Got it! Your wig fell off during ‘Macbeth’!” “Hey see that fat woman in blue—isn’t she the one who had a crush on Mr Thomas?” We remembered the funny stories about them. BUT. We just couldn’t remember their names.

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