Doug Cegelis:  

Life dcegelis at y-hoo to reach me. Had to get that out first. My life has changed considerably since school. I always felt like school was a waste of time, and as it turns out, I was right. I'm not saying things were easy by any means, but if you are willing to bust your ash for a few years, it pays off. I live in Asheville, NC, and have for 4 years now (and one year right after school). I have a 3 year old daughter and am unmarried. I have lived in several states along the East Coast, including a working vacation to Bar Harbor, Maine in 2000 for 5 months, and then again in 2005. I lived in Boston for a year, great city! I chose Boston because I typically run the Boston Marathon, or used to, and always enjoyed my time there. Well, turns out it's a bit too cold for a Florida Native, so I came back to Asheville, and I'll probably be here a while. Every so often I actually bump into old classmates here, it's certainly a great vacation destination. Every so often I'll type in a classmates name on Google, to see if I can find out what they're into now. I've found quite a few of you, including several currently incarcerated, believe it or not. Just search for "Florida Inmate Search" and see for yourself. They even have current pictures. Now, the bad ones were few and far between, several of you have gone onto some pretty lucrative careers, and I envy you. Nice job, and I'll see you at the top. I stay in even better shape than I was in high school, even though I don't always run as much as I did then ( to and from school nearly everyday for a couple of years would be tough to match). I'm about 20 pounds heavier, and have been as much as 40 pounds heavier than I was in school, but I really have to eat like a horse and workout all the time to maintain that kind of weight. Right now I'm about 155, or less. For those who i used to lift weights with, a couple of years ago, when I was 28, my max bench press was 340, at 170 lbs. Pretty good I thought. I've got a ...Expand for more