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Thought I would start a group for the families of sailors stationed in NY for Prototype. It will be nice to chat about what is going on with our sailors whether it is good or bad so that we can support each other. I have connected with many people on this site but it is always nice to meet others that are going through the same things together. Also if you have had a sailor in NY for an extended amount of time then you can help the new ones just coming in on what to expect.
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Have not heard that Bethr311. I wonder what is going on. Sailor is supposed to call Sunday - I will see if I can find out anything.
Patti - so glad he is enjoying Japan. Yep everything I've heard from others who have sailors in Japan is that they really love it. Just wish it could be a little closer to home to make visiting easier LOL.
William - yes, I'm trying to keep the stuff for my son - figure he doesn't want it now but maybe someday when he is older he might like to share it with his family.....but for now he doesn't care! I've never been a "scrap booker" though - I just put things in plastic sleeves in a binder and hope I didn't miss anything! It's not pretty but at least it's there.....
B'sNukeMom the power school diploma other than a souvenir is not necessary. My son brought his home it is 'somewhere' in the house where I can't find it that is. Usually I keep a drawer with his stuff in it. The prototype one is more important because that is the last school.
Patti - glad the treatment is going well.....make sure you use your lotion!
That's crazy about the diplomas. I don't have my son's PS diploma. Remember he didn't graduate with the class and had to recomp. I asked him where his diploma is & he has no idea.....When I told him I wanted it to keep he said "the only one that counts is the final proto diploma" so not to worry about it. Well you can imagine that didn't make me happy but what was I going to say?! Now I'm worried since your son needed them.....you would think the Navy would have those records - ugh!
Gonna be a HOT day here in sunny SoCal - close to 100, but cooling down during the week.
Hope everyone has a good week!
Amen to that.
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