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My son started Boot Camp Aug.21 Anyone else?
My son started boot camp tues Aug.21st ...Anyone else have a son/daughter start that day? 2 days and I miss him so much already!!
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Permalink Reply by PaulaKylesMom (JapanNavyMom) on
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Getting a little anxious today. I really wish we'd get these letters. I want to know how to contact my son!!
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Permalink Reply by dband5Brandon's mom-ship11div339 on
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I know how you feel...Hang in there girl and hopefully very soon we will get those letters:)
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I saw where this one lady said her son got there on the 16th and she just got his address letter today. TODAY really. Lol. That means we won't get ours till maybe end of next week. Ugh
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Permalink Reply by alexsmom(ship9/div342) on
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oh i pray it does not take that long...ugh
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I know!!
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I am doing ok today. I went with my family to the county fair so I kinda got my mind off worrying for a while. However, today the mail had surprise for me. My son finally got his associate degree from the college he attend while he was in high school. I wish he was here to see it, it was very hard for him to accomplish this while going to high school and working a part-time job.I pray all you ladies are having a blessed day as well. I do have a facebook http://www.facebook.com/#!/kttyrivera
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Happy Sunday Ladies!! Well I'm hoping for a better week...Like getting the form letter but most of all a letter from my baby! Of course I wonder just how long it will be since all kids are use to texting...haha. Thought of Brandon this morning while my husband and I were eating breakfast because he would rock Sunday breakfast!! He is funny because before he left he gave us a list of foods he wanted as soon as he graduated..lol.That boy LOVES to eat! Well have a great day and I hope none of you are in the path of this storm if so be safe!!
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Permalink Reply by BunkerQB on
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For those of you who just got the form letter with the graduation date, please be sure to join your PIR group. Hang in there, give each other support, stay on this site. You'll all will be OK.
PIR (PASS IN REVIEW, ie GRADUATION from Boot Camp) GROUPS
Just click on the underlined links below to go to the groups for the PIR dates (normally a Friday). Good luck and thank you to all Sailor Recruits and their families.
PIR: Oct 12, 2012 TG 48 -
PIR: Oct 05, 2012 TG 47 - 12 Divisions (317-326, 821 & 947)PIR: Sept 28, 2012 TG 46 - 13 Divisions (307–316, 819, 820 & 946)
PIR: Sept 21, 2012 TG 45 - 9 Divisions (299–306 & 945)
PIR: Sept 14, 2012 TG 44 - 11 Divisions (289–298 & 944)
PIR: Sept 7, 2012 TG 43 - 11 Divisions (279–288 & 943)
PIR: Aug 31, 2012 TG 42 - 12 Divisions (269 - 278, 818 & 942)
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I am really anxious today. I hope we get our PIR letters so I can send out a letter to my boy. I miss him so much already and it is so hard not to talk to him and I miss the hugs he would give me everyday.
ugh rough day...
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I understand! I feel the same way.. The silence in my house today is the worst. I know once i get that letter I will settle down a little bit! In 19 years i have never been in a situation where i cant at least contact him lol... just going to take some getting use to i guess
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My house has been so quite since he left but its worse now that my girls are back in school. and our poor dog is even looking depressed he loved to play with Alex.
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