nicinar

My daughter just started her junior year at a big SEC school about 5 hours away. Freshman drop off was tough. First, I told her don't bring home a Cowboys fan. If someone makes fun of the Bills or Sabres, walk away. You always always always use a condom. Everything in moderation. I went to college, I know drinking is going to happen. Moderation. Just don't put yourself at risk. They have a safe ride program that she can call 24/7 with no judgment. Use it if you need it. School is the reason you're there. Make it a priority but have some fun. Texting keeps us talking all the time. The campus is huge, so she calls me when she's walking to class. Now, the bonuses of having a kid in college... I swear, we have 1/3 of the laundry we have when she's home. And dishes. And our food budget seems nonexistant now that she's gone. Things stay clean. There's no fighting between her and her sister. Nice and quiet. And when she comes home, it's amazing! You'll do fine. It's hard and you'll tear up, but he will make you proud.

This move is so gutsy, so surprising, so un-Bills like! 1. This team will be sold in the next 10 years. Signing TO will sell tickets and merchandise. We may get more opportunities to be seen on a national level. If we do, in fact, start winning some games and get to the playoffs, the chances of the Bills staying in Buffalo get better. It shows a team with incredible community support. It shows that even though we are a small market, we can sell some merchandise and sell out games. 2. No other NFL city has the die hard adoration for their team like Buffalo. TO is a star, and performs on the field. In a city like Dallas, the rich and famous are a dime a dozen. In Buffalo, for TO to come in and perform on the field will make him the star he feels he should be. He'll be as popular as Miley Cyrus at a Junior High school. It will be interesting to see what happens. With TO, if he and Evans can work together, if Edwards gets some confidence and starts throwing that football, we can win some games.