I think it boils down to the society we've become. We seem to want to build things up and watch them fall so we can kid ourselves that individually we smarter than the person that fails, even to the point of trying to predict it.
But we're not smarter. We are afraid of enjoying the simple things, like watching hard work pay off. And when it does pay off, we want to qualify it somehow.
But it's a load of crap. Hard work *does* pay off. We're seeing it on the field. The team isn't perfect, but it's trying hard, every week. And it's largely living up to the unbelievable expectations the fans are putting on it.
There will be failures, but let's enjoy the successes. There's nothing wrong with laughing like a little kid and high-fiving total strangers when Romo or TO or Barber or Crayton makes an unbelievable play.
Embrace the moment, folks. You never know how many more of them there'll be. But don't try to kill the joy. Let it grow.
This team is coming back with a vengeance. And a smile on its face.
