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Topic: OT - What made you happy today?

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SFBadger96

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Re: OT - What made you happy today?
« Reply #2772 on: September 08, 2026, 12:12:57 PM »
Makes me happy that SFGopher still has a soft spot for the Badgers. Ironically (?) while SFIrish holds it against UW that he didn’t get in there, he has no hard feelings. Minnesota may beat it out of him, but it hasn’t happened yet. Parenting win.

To be clear, in the Border Battle games his loyalty is firmly rooted in Minneapolis. As it should be.

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Re: OT - What made you happy today?
« Reply #2773 on: September 08, 2026, 12:24:08 PM »
Makes me happy that SFGopher still has a soft spot for the Badgers. Ironically (?) while SFIrish holds it against UW that he didn’t get in there, he has no hard feelings. Minnesota may beat it out of him, but it hasn’t happened yet. Parenting win.

To be clear, in the Border Battle games his loyalty is firmly rooted in Minneapolis. As it should be.
Did you tell her she didn't donate enough?

Half kidding.

Did he have interest in going to South Bend U?
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Re: OT - What made you happy today?
« Reply #2774 on: September 08, 2026, 12:53:03 PM »
(1) to donate enough to UW to have that matter would take the kind of money the football team cares about, not the kind of money mere mortals have. They literally give a presentation to alumni about this very thing every year. (They pretend there's no donation that matters, but I've been around long enough to know that there is a threshold at which anyone gets special consideration.)

(2) No, he was never interested in ND. Too Catholic, and too private for his tastes. He doesn't love pretension...

(3) And it wouldn't have mattered because if Wisconsin was a stretch, ND was on a different planet. SFGopher is a real smart guy--smarter than me--but he didn't cover himself in glory in high school. He waited until his junior year to even try a little, and his senior year to really try. That doesn't get it done in today's college application market. No worries, he's happy where he is--and so are both of his parents.

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Re: OT - What made you happy today?
« Reply #2775 on: Today at 12:09:05 AM »
Could go in mlb thread,  but be makes me happy.


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Re: OT - What made you happy today?
« Reply #2776 on: Today at 06:00:23 AM »
We have this evening a free symphony in the park which we enjoy a lot.  We can walk to it.

ASO Returns To Piedmont Park In September | Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

In December we'll be in France with an ASO group going to various concerts in Paris and then one in Monaco being conducted by our music director, who is a French female.
They did a nice job previously with a trip to boston to see her conduct the BSO, though it was really cold.

My wife is getting excited about our upcoming cruise, NYC to Barcelona.  We've never done a "repositioning" cruise before, there is a stop at Gibraltar.

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Re: OT - What made you happy today?
« Reply #2777 on: Today at 01:19:47 PM »
The good thing about living very far away from my alma mater is that I don't have to worry about my wife/kids being/becoming fans of our rival school. 

Wife has a soft spot for UCLA (did some summer school there, graduated UCSB which isn't exactly a sports school), and obviously my son will be at Cal. 

Don't know where my daughter will end up, but IU and ND are not even on her radar at this point. And I don't think she'd voluntarily move from SoCal to Indiana if she can avoid it. 

 

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