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Ship 7, Division 161
My daughter is there. I still haven't gotten her letter, or the box. Hopefully the box will come tomorrow.
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Permalink Reply by Dougs mom 7/161 on
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HI ladies, Just saw a post where one of the mothers was going to tape her phone to her hip.. I got a kick out of that.. still smiling about it, because while we are a work we have our home phone forwarded to our cell phones. Parenthood.. starting to enjoy the humor of what we will do for our kids :-)
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Permalink Reply by Suzanne_S07/DIV161 on
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That was me- Phone still attached. I am going to have to bath eventually...lol
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I'm still smiling !!!
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Permalink Reply by lizinnj on
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Did anyone son or daughter say which week/day they were on? I am just curious. My daughter said the meat at chow looks like a mutant animal LOL!
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MOM'S Get BY YOUR PHONES!!! 161 is making calls!!!!!!!!!!!
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Oh man I have a surprise headache!
BUT I DON"T CARE!!!
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Permalink Reply by Brian's mom Ship7/Div162 on
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How funny, I thought i was the only one that gave her self a headache. After my phone call, i had an excitable headache. Never had one of that kind before. SO Worth It. Just thought i would share that with you. LOl
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Permalink Reply by Theresa's Mom *Ship7 Div161* on
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✼◕ ‿ ◕✼Yes HOORAY!! I Got My Call Also She Sounded So Good And is Doing Well.Way To Go Ship07Div161 It Was Soo Good To Hear Her Voice.
@Jenn She Does No Your Daughter She Said She Is A Very Nice Person And They Bunk Right Next To Each Other, So Glad We Got Our Calls Today
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Its getting closer till we see our Sailors, 30more days Yahoo.
I'm sure we all can't wait to give them all great big HUGS!!!! We are so Proud of them ALL...✼◕ ‿ ◕✼
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Permalink Reply by LTs Mom on
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Hello All! I am late to the party! My son is Lance and he is in this division. I have loved reading everyone's posts and have laughed and cried along with you! It's been quite a journey, for us as well as our kids.
Lance told me he has about 10 really great friends (of course, he didn't give names), but that the unit as whole gets along great. His latest letter (rec'd yesterday) was so upbeat and I could feel the pride he felt for his division in his words. He wrote it was gas chamber (poor kids) and fire fighting this week. Then ... BATTLESTATIONS! My husband & I watched the CNN Battlestations 21 video on this forum. Here is the link if you haven't seen it. It blew us away, and be sure to have a hanky ready!
http://www.navyformoms.com/video/cnn-battle-stations-21-video
Annette
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I, too, am late joining this site. My daughter is having such an exciting experience at boot camp. Yes it is very difficult, but she thrives on challenge. She grew up in a house of all men (except for me of course). So survival is the name of the game for her. I have enjoyed her letters and phone calls but long to see her next week and get those hugs. I am crying just writing this. I feel like a kid waiting for Christmas to arrive.
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