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This is a wonderful story.ABQCOWBOY;1229613 said:This is kinda funny to me. Last weekend, I wore my Troy Aikman Jersey for the first time in probably 10 years. I don't know why I wore it. My son woke up on Saturday and said, "Lets wear Jerseys today." So, I did. Having said that, no less then 5 people through out the day commented on the Jersey. A women at Sam's Club passed by and said real low, "Go Cowboys". A guy in the Gas line said I like your style. The women working at the dump, of all places, said I like your Jersey. My 13 year old daughters little friends came over and both said they like the Jersey.
Now, seriously, I hardly ever wear Jerseys anymore. In fact, if I wear one, it's probably going to be my Earl Campbell UT throw back. I do that when UT has a big game. OU or a Bowl game, something like that. I'm not a young guy. I'm not very good looking and I am not in the shape I was when I was young so I know that the reason for these comments don't stem from any of those types of things. Being a fan is hard enough these days. I think that any enjoyment you can get out of being a fan is a welcome thing. If that's wearing a Jersey, then so be it. After all, I'm not in this for the press and noteriaty of being a Cowboy fan. That's not part of being a fan. Do what makes you gain enjoyment out of the whole process. If that means, dressing up and painting your face Blue and Silver, so be it. If it means wearing a uniform to the game, so be it. If it means something as simple as a ball cap, do that. Take whatever enjoyment you can get out of the process I say.
Assuming your son is under 35, you did the right thing.