Congratulations and good luck

We just loved meeting all of the Hokies. Aside from a few drunk frat boys (everyone has them), Hokie Nation was incredibly gracious. What a battle of a game – honestly the best game I’ve personally attended.

Thank you for having us, thanks to your program for stepping up to the plate and playing us rather than just talking down to us.

We’re spending the rest of this week touring DC and watching the Cowboys game at FedEx Field on Sunday before heading home. We drove some long days to get here, so we’re going to be a bit more leisurely going home.

xoxoxo

Hokie Dad- I was in DC for the game and rode the metro with hundreds of Hokies and they were great. Classy fans, great team, great battle of a game, and wish you the best the rest of the season.

from my home state of Virginia. People will ask me, wherever we currently live “are you from here?” I say “no”. They say, “well, where do you live?” I tell them “about 5 miles down the road” (or whatever is descriptive of the location of my house). They say “I thought you said you weren’t from here.”. That’s right I tell them, “I am not from here, but I do live here.”

Anyway, it always makes me proud to hear that my fellow Virginians demonstrate what years ago was referred to as “a Virginia gentleman”. And, it makes me homesick too because right now I believe I live in one of the rudest cities in the country. I am accustomed to “chatting” with people – clerks at the Wal-Mart, waitresses, people in general. That does not happen in this town.

I am so glad all the Bronco fans were shown hospitality and good manners (excepting of course for the few bad apples you get in any crowd . . )

Congratulations to the Broncos on their win and a well played game. In my fantasy world, we have a rematch in Glendale in January. :)