Do you have a bumper sticker/sweatshirt/etc of where your DC goes to college?

[Anonymous]

Just curious.

[Anonymous]

Yes, all of the above and more. I do go to his sporting events, though. But honestly I’d probably still have the gear. I have a decent amount of gear from my college as well.

[Anonymous]

Do you?

[Anonymous]

No. I think I might have a tote bag somewhere that they gave us at orientation.

[Anonymous]

Sweatshirt. You already spent tens of thousands, might as well a few more bucks at the college gift store.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just curious.

I have a fridge magnet of their school —not anything on my car. Unnecessary IMO.

[Anonymous]

Yes. We have swag from their high schools, too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sweatshirt. You already spent tens of thousands, might as well a few more bucks at the college gift store.

I'm paying for it. So, yes I feel entitled to my sweatshirt and wear it proudly.

[Anonymous]

Of course. Why not?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just curious.

I have a fridge magnet of their school —not anything on my car. Unnecessary IMO.

PP again. I forgot I have a parent orientation bag. Unsure where it is at the moment. We are modest proud private people.

[Anonymous]

Car sticker. No clothes

[Anonymous]

Stickers on cars used to be so prevalent in the 80s. Now I only see stickers for schools with Big Sports.

[Anonymous]

^ but the kids use the cars. The sophomore has one of them at college. We live in a very, very walkable area and WAH so have a very old clunker- they have the newer cars.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Stickers on cars used to be so prevalent in the 80s. Now I only see stickers for schools with Big Sports.

A lot of people have the car magnets in my neighborhood. The kids are proud to get them after admittance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. I think I might have a tote bag somewhere that they gave us at orientation.

+1 I don't feel the need to announce where my kids go to college.