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Ship 09 Division 024
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Permalink Reply by palmbeachnavymom on
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I wish I could sew but I'm off to the mall for a navy blue warm scarf. Can't wait to meet you all at Sarge's m&g at Sundance Saloon on Wed nite. Any news on if we should bring name tags?
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Permalink Reply by Michelle02 on
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One of the moms who was graduation last week said that they didn't have any and it would of been nice, since there were so many people. I think I will pick up a pack of "Hello my name is " tags. just in case
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very nice It will look nice I'm sure. I still have to go get one I think I have every color but navy
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Permalink Reply by MaggieMay on
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I'm going shopping for a Navy Blue scarf! Wish I was talented like you Leilla. I think I'll wear a name tag to Sarge's and bring extras in case other people don't have any. The name tags will really help. How about we write our real name, N4M name and also Ship 09/Div 024? Should be able to recognize each other that way!
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good idea since many of us only know each other by our screen name
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I made these name tags for Sarge's M&G. They are 2x4 Avery stickers. I printed my own but I'll bring some pens and everyone else can write their name, N4M name, ship and division on the tag themselves. Is the logo OK? I figured since we are navy blue scarves our nametags should be navy blue! You know matching is important! teehee
Let me know about the logo. Thanks, Renee
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Very nice on the name tags so much nicer then the ones I was going to buy.
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Morning Ladies,
I received a call from my Sailor last night and he said that Ship 9-Div 24 made the highest score of all the divisions on Battle Stations! Isn't that fantastic?! So proud!
Just found my navy scarf yesterday. Trying to find warm clothes for Chicago as we are from Florida. 21 degrees is a little nippy. I guess I won't be bringing my flip flops!
8 days...Can't wait!
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YES!!!!!! way to go guys!!!!!! I have some sweaters and sweatshirts that you could borrow..... ;-) Of course they all say Ohio State though.
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