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Started by Marcy. Last reply by loriellen71 (ship 7 div 107) Feb 6, 2011. 3 Replies 0 Likes
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Comment by Marcy on October 4, 2011 at 9:55am
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Sea Trials 'Successful' For U.S. Navy's New LPD - Defense News www.defensenews.com The newest amphibious transport dock for the U.S. Navy successfully completed builder's trials for Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) on Oct. 1, performing a series of tests to get the ship ready for delivery.
Another new ship for the Navy
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Well I thought this passed weekend would be move in weekend but it wasn't. I don't care what she takes because I am getting rid of stuff she doesn't want and I won't use. i am tired of all this clutter it drives me crazy. The cuboards need redoing and all that so I am going to work on those at some point and time too.
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Oh and it will be a great week. MOVE IN WEEKEND THIS COMING WEEKEND. So I have something to look forward to. I am so excited. I won't be here until later to help because I have clinicals on Saturday but it will be so nice to be in this house by myself next week.
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Oh did I tell you guys that my nephew is leaving for bootcamp on the 28th of November. Right after Thanksgiving. Does anyone know if the Navy shuts down and lets them come home for Christmas? I was just curious. He is going for IT. Now my sister will know what I go through on a daily basis. She is one that gives advice but doesn't take it very well. She is strong opionated too. We are nothing a like. I am more laid back and takes things with stride until I really get mad and she is total opposite. She has given me advice on this and that for the boys and what I should do and to let them go and not butt in their lives. Well she is going to see how things are now when my nephew is going to the Navy. I told her man he picked a bad time to go. It is going to be sooooo cold out there. He won't graduate until the end of January by the looks of it. I am so proud of him too and hope he likes it too.
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I was just going to ask about Heath. That is wonderful that he is coming home. I am sure his mom and dad are thrilled. I hope it will be a good week. Praise God for letting him to be able to go home.
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Thank you Carol. I was really missing him today. I can't believe and I know I said it, that he is not teenager anymore.
Have a good day tomorrow everyone and good night sleep tight don't let the bed bugs bite.
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Comment by Carol on October 2, 2011 at 9:12pm
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Well in a 11 days the Navy will 235 years old. You can go on Youtube and see video about it. They had people send in pics and it is really cool. I tried to put the link on here but it didn't work.
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Carol, I sure hope it gets better and they do see you need the help. It isn't fun not having any help.
My school is doing okay. It is a struggle with some classes but I just pray and hopefully GOd will help get thru this semester too.
Blondie, how are momma and baby feeling? I hope better.
Today is my Airforce mans 20th birthday. I was a little emotional lastnight because I was thinking of him and missing him so much. Hard to believe he is no longer a teenager. Wow where will the next 20 go.
Well gotta get this math figured out and hopefully I can get someone to help me with it too. I go to a tutor but when I go they are usually busy and they don't take appointments anymore. That sucks. Well I hope you all are staying warm and dry this weekend. Oh and move in weekend next weekend. YA YA YA. We ordered furniture for her yesterday and the phone is coming this week and hopefully the TV people. I am as you all know soooo looking forward to it.
Have a great weekend.
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Blondie i was thinking the same thing wait just a little while longer and see if things selttle down, the beginning of the yr can be tough, my right hand guy looked at me and said wow this yr is going to be tough but i just dont know how much more i can take!!! now i have had him for 7 yrs and he never talked like that ever, i was like yeah i,m hearing ya and feeling the same way, just hold on and we,ll see what happens
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