losing
the saints lost and i cried. because it feels terrible to lose. i never even cared about football or new orleans until last year. the problem is that once i care about something it is hard to walk away, i want to do well. i now know the city and the players; i bought napkins and i wear jerseys; i learned to understand plays and rules. i sit on couches every game: at thanksgiving when my mom was in town, in st. louis holding one of my nephews, at the saints bar in san francisco where they make really good bloody marys. and now we lost and it feels bad. see all y’all at mardi gras.
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superfluidity said:
I watched it and felt crummy imagining you guys all bummed out sunk in the couch in your jerseys.
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sometimesagreatnotion said:
sorry, i know how rough losing is (we’ve had plenty of that experience here in seattle). on the plus side, it was the best sports day of maybe my entire life. :)
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cosmopsis said:
“Right click, Save As ‘Pizza’”
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mills said:
I’m sorry the loss hit you so hard. I wish I could help.
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kateoplis said:
I’m really sorry and hope you realize that my tweet was in jest. I only started to follow football last year too, and since Portland doesn’t have a team, Seahawks became the home team… best of luck next year.
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yumwatch said:
I know how you feel. Except I have the added burden of being really conflicted about Michael Vick :(
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