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July 7th ship date
I'm looking forward to receiving his ship number and all his information in the mail.
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Permalink Reply by lm243 on
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Our son got there on the 8th and as much as we already miss him I know he will be just fine . My hope is that even though he will grow up a lot there that he will still be his goofy old self also!
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Permalink Reply by Stephanie on
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My son also shipped July 7th and I got the phone call around 10pm. I have been so thrilled that he made it and now it's like he just disappeared. He is my first of 3 to leave the nest and I've had such a mixture of emotions. Im so glad I was introduced to this site!
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Permalink Reply by Rebeline73 on
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My Son is also the oldest of my three boys, it's the strangest feeling not having him around or any contact. I think it's the waiting to get that first letter is the hardest part. I'm looking forward to hear from him even a Hi Mom! Lol
I'm with you on this site, we are very fortunate to have this.
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Yeah it is really strange that while the rest of family here is going about our daily lives here that he has such a different one now there. Sometimes I can't seem to wrap my mind around it. I think I just have to know that he really wanted to do this and would not be happy if he wasnt there.
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Permalink Reply by momofsailor101696 on
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My son left on July 8th, has anyone received "the box" or letter yet?
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Permalink Reply by fayegirrl4* on
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Just got Our BOX this evening!!!! Our son left on 7/7. All his clothing rolled up and inside his Navy backpack. Cell phone, charger, folder with his flash cards and contract. We are relieved to have his things although I did cry a few tears. Now to wait for the Form letter and perhaps a call!
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Good that means we should have ours soon also since our son got there on the 8th. I will feel so much better when we get an address!
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Permalink Reply by Tina(jerrysmom) on
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My son is also the oldest of my three and he left on July 8th and I received the phone call at 2:30 am Thursday that he arrived safely. It has been a real adjustment to not having him around. Our dogs are even looking for him. I received a call from Fedex today confirming our address so I am assuming I will be receiving his package today at some point. I feel like I have so many questions and I am searching for the answers on here.
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Do you know if it shipped FedEx ground or regular fedex? My son got there on the 8th also but we still don't have anything yet.
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My husband said FedEx dropped around 7pm last night.
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