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What's the missing book? My daughter reads all the time and might have it in her hundreads. lol.
Kim, have a great time, we will miss Chris's birthday this year.
That reminds me I had better get a cake ordered. Last year I forgot and they get booked up so early he didn't get one. This year by the time he gets it, it will probably be stale. but it's the thought right!
I was excited when she told me she loved to read. I retired after working 24 years at our public library. I am glad that she is enjoying them. I bought so many that I had to mail a box home instead of trying to take them on the plane. Matt should be able to come home for Christmas this so I have started looking at flights for him. I just need him to find out if the dates he gave me are definite are not.
Lauren was telling me about a series of books that she liked but doesn't have all of them so I am going to look at our library's book sale next week and see if they have any of them. Enjoy your visit Kim!
I'm glad you had a great time. We've booked our flight for Thanksgiving weekend.
When my husband was in the Navy we were the house everyone came too! Memories I love.
My trip was great! The weather was beautiful the entire time that I was there. Matt lives in base housing so I got the chance to do a lot of cooking for him. It was nice to have him come home for lunch everyday. There was a mom visiting her daughter who had just had a baby and they were one street over from Matt's so I was able to meet another Navy mom and the new baby. We went shopping together and had a great time visiting. It was such a nice quiet neighborhood to go walking in and I even walked up the hill a couple of times to go to the store. I also had the chance to go out with Kim's daughter. She is such a sweet young lady and we had a good time. I wish we would have had more time because there were a lot of shops in a nearby town that we drove through that we would have loved to check out but we did find a bookstore going out of business and loaded up on books.
Last year Matt and some of his friends got together and cooked a traditional Thanksgiving meal. Each person made their favorite dish to share and it sounded like they had a great time.
I had the chance to tour the hanger where he works and meet some of the guys he works with. I am ready to go back for another visit!
Matt's Mom, how was the trip?
I think I'm going to go for Thanks Giving. I just dont think I can stand him being alone this year. well, Ok I will dig for a little honesty, maybe I can't stand me not being with him for Thanks giving.
Navymom06- How are things in Jacksonville?
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