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

[Anonymous]

Sweatshirt/tshirt for football games.

[Anonymous]

No. I don’t think they gave us anything free and I’m not about paying for a bunch of crap.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No. I don’t think they gave us anything free and I’m not about paying for a bunch of crap.

+1

[Anonymous]

No, like to keep things low key.

[Anonymous]

Yes, I am very proud that my unhooked kids attended/are attending schools that are nationally and internationally ranked in the top 10.

[Anonymous]

no bumper sticker but I do have some clothing

[Anonymous]

My parents didn’t have any gear from my sister or my college. I don’t have gear from my kid’s school.

It’s not my accomplishment; it’s my kid’s life.

[Anonymous]

Yes 🖐️, it's nice to show off😆 just ignore it 😁

[Anonymous]

Yes, bumper sticker and sweatshirt.

[Anonymous]

Yep!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Of course. Why not?

+1
Happy to rep my kids’ schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have car stickers for both kids' schools. Neither is a "name" school. I remember my mom putting my and my siblings schools' stickers on her car and I liked it.

Exactly. I don’t do it for “the public,” as some here are suggesting. I like showing my kids I’m proud of them. And they don’t attend elite schools.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hats and t-shirts.

Grown ups shouldn’t wear sweatshirts

Wtf?

[Anonymous]

Lol. I went to Virginia tech and that's where my kid goes. I feel like half my wardrobe is VT gear 😂

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, because I am not living through my children.

Sucks to be you!

I’m the oldest of 6 kids. Growing up, we had a VW Rabbit with all of our college stickers on the back window. Some of us transferred, so there were a lot of stickers. When it finally died, my dad asked for the glass to be removed. It became a table top for a coffee table on the porch. It still fills my parents (alive and happy) with pride. And it’s a great conversation piece.