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SHIP 03 DIV 089
So the form letter FINALLY came today and now we know that our loved ones have a PIR date of 3/16. Anyone else out there? I need to start looking at hotels and plane tickets. I was trying to hold off until we had the actual date.
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Permalink Reply by fruitfulvine on
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We are doing fine. Just made our hotel reservations. I send letters to him everyday, and am hoping to get another letter from my SR soon, maybe tomorrow or the next.
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Permalink Reply by SandySea on
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Happy Wednesday Div 89 family! Got another letter today. It was a fat little envelope with answered questionnaires and a one page personal letter. It's like Christmas! He passed his swim test (barely) but needs to cut 40 seconds off his run. Had some very funny comments and told the names or nicknames of some buddies. Said the jokes and comics really help them and they pass them around. Hope you all get your letters today too. Praying for you all and for your recruits. God Bless.
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Got our first letter today. Very upbeat. He said food is great. He passed the PST again and was given a chance to change his contract--I wasn't aware that was possible. I'm so relieved now that I've heard from him. Three pages in very small print! Had a lot to say.
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Heads up division 089! Got a phone call tonight for over a half hour. It was great to heat his voice. Now going to have a little "mom moment" requiring Kleenex. Wishing you all phone calls soon too my friends.
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Permalink Reply by lala 4 on
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I have been hoping for a phone call today but instead I got 2 letters. He sounds very good and is very excited that he was selected to be the RPOC for the entire ship. He said he was disappointed because he wanted to be the RPOC of his division but then they told him he would be in charge of the ship. Some of the ladies had to educate me on exactly what that meant for him, but at any rate I am one proud mama!
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Permalink Reply by ChipsAhoy (ship 3 div 89) on
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Hooray for phone calls!
The best 45 minutes ever.How many more weeks again?
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Any luck yet lala?
Thinking about you!!
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No, still no phone call and i was hoping for a letter today but nothing :(
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Permalink Reply by AggieMom (SHIP03/DIV089) on
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Happy Valentine's Day, Navy family! I hope you all find yourselves being VERY thankful for your SRs and have received Valentine's wishes from your them. I received instructions from my SR to buy his girlfriend chocolates and flowers. It was SO outside my comfort zone, but I did it. I want extra mommy points this year on my Mother-of-the-Year nomination.
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Aggie Mom, I would give you extra mommy points for sure. You have taught your son to be thoughtful of others by your own good example. Good for you.
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Awww. That was very sweet. The florist said I should write "I love you and miss you, but miss my mother more." on the card on the flowers. I was tempted, but refrained. :) We had another letter in the mail today. So funny how we are falling back a generation to actually appreciating handwritten notes. I haven't taken to stalking the mail man, but it is an interesting dynamic for a woman who is used to text messages, emails, and instant messaging.
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