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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Interesting I had never previously thought about the fact that you really don;t see these kinds of bragging stickers to the same extent in other parts of the country.

I'm pretty comfortable in my belief that you can be proud of your children without slapping a sticker on your car.  I also think you can be "extremely accomplished" without bragging about it on anonymous discussion boards.  Its how i was raised.  Be proud but don't brag.  And I'm always incredibly impressed when I meet people and then find out from others how "incredibly accomplished" they are because they wouldn't ever brag about it themselves.

Bragging about your kids seems even worse to me because in some ways its a burden to them, all this living out their parents' fantasies and being displayed for their bragging rights.  I don't feel a need to do this -- my kids have their lives, the things they love to do and that they do well, and its their business.  Their accomplishments are not for me to brag.

As I said, I was raised differently.  My "extremely accomplished" parents were humble and kind.  [/quote]

I always think it's hilarious when people post on this forum about how THEY view the world---as if anybody gives a flying one!

Stay mum on your children if that works for you. You're entitled to it.

And others are entitled to brag and slap stickers on their cars.

Your way of doing things don't bother me, so why would mine bother you????[/quote]

I was responding to the poster who accused me of being ashamed of my DC because I generally don't like the idea of college stickers.

I agree with you, to each his own.  Thats my point.

Carry on.[/quote]

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