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Lady Brave · 01-05-2008, 11:35 AM

This game can't start fast enough for me. I'm ready to roll.

I had an interesting day at work yesterday. Everyone here knows I'm huge fan and I received numerous well wishes from co-workers and even a few members of the public who came in to apply for gun permits. While receiving well wishes from others may seem common place to most of you because you live in the area, it's especially uplifting for me. We aren't inundated with the Redskins around here anymore thanks to the Panthers, so when you encounter others who share your passion, it's like finding a long lost friend.

I had one elderly lady come in to apply who was originally from DC. When she saw my Skins shirt I had on, she immediately lights up and starts cheering, "Go Skins!" Ah... a kindred spirit, I thought. She gets it. She understands.

After processing her application and I tell her goodbye, she turned, winked and shuffled away pumping her fist in the air as she walked through the door. Go get 'em granny. I'm right there with ya.

01-05-2008, 11:35 AM	#11
Lady Brave The Starter Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Trinity, NC Age: 53 Posts: 1,444	Re: Mood of the Day. This game can't start fast enough for me. I'm ready to roll. I had an interesting day at work yesterday. Everyone here knows I'm huge fan and I received numerous well wishes from co-workers and even a few members of the public who came in to apply for gun permits. While receiving well wishes from others may seem common place to most of you because you live in the area, it's especially uplifting for me. We aren't inundated with the Redskins around here anymore thanks to the Panthers, so when you encounter others who share your passion, it's like finding a long lost friend. I had one elderly lady come in to apply who was originally from DC. When she saw my Skins shirt I had on, she immediately lights up and starts cheering, "Go Skins!" Ah... a kindred spirit, I thought. She gets it. She understands. After processing her application and I tell her goodbye, she turned, winked and shuffled away pumping her fist in the air as she walked through the door. Go get 'em granny. I'm right there with ya.