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Ship 11- Division 168
Anybody else have a son/daughter is this division? Can't wait to go to PIR on June 1st
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Permalink Reply by larisa64e Ship 11 Div 168 on
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Baking his favorite Chocolate Chip Cookies to take to him! Leaving at 0700 (in 5 hours) to start our drive! So excited! ;)
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Permalink Reply by K8linSwims08 on
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What a good mom!! Haha I made some stuff for Dylan, but then while I was letting them cool, my cat, appropriately named Vader, helped himself to them. So I am going to try making it again later on today! :) I am so excited that PIR is finally here!! See you all tomorrow night! :P
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Permalink Reply by cindyship11div168 on
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Katlin is a good girlfriend! His Mom doesn't bake! :) My heart rate is increasing again!
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Permalink Reply by Highdesertmom Ship 07 Div 170 on
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Haha larisa64e I made my son choc chip cookies yesterday too! Have a safe trip. My daughter, kids and I will leave between 2am and 4am tomorrow morning for the 10 hr drive from Mississippi. Should get "the call" this afternoon. The excitement is mounting!
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Strange to see the word ALUMNI now! I hope that ALL the Sailors are excited about their next chapter in their Navy lives. I know I have alot to learn and can't wait! To all the Mom's and people I have connected with here and at PIR... thank you!!!!
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Yes, thank you! It was awesome to walk into the Hall and be spotted by you sweet friends! What a blessing! Thanks for being there during those eight weeks. I know we'll sometimes check back to see how our Division kiddos are doing. Be sure and update here from time to time and let us know!
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Okay, received the "Keel" today.... Our group is labeled "Ship 12 Division 168." Really? Well, It's very nice except for that error. Ethan looks either sick or distracted in every single shot, except for when he's just not there. LOL Poor kid; found out at graduation that he caught EVERYTHING, and was sick almost all the time; so proud of him for his tenacity! He could easily have let several things put him back in training, which I'm sure must be a temptation when you're miserable. God love him! He is headed for his first assignment; he just finished A school last week. He is here, and I am filling up my eyes and heart with him. He'll be on a Nimitz-class carrier, The Stennis. Love you all! It was nice to look through at all the portraits. Hope all the kiddos are doing well. Fair winds and following seas......
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Permalink Reply by dereksmom21 Norfolk CTT on
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Good to hear from you Larisa --they didn't make a mistake on the Keel book the 12 stands for the year not the ship #. My son is just getting started with his schooling in Pensacola,FL he will be there for about a year and half. Wishing your son Ethan best of luck and safe travels and he begins his Navy journey.
Janet
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Ohhhhhh, okay. Well, that makes sense! I didn't even think about that. Well thank you for "learnin'" me that. LOL I am glad your son is beginning; he must have been anxious to get going. Ethan was doing PS training, and it is self-paced; needless to say, he finished up as quickly as he could! He seems happy, and his bed looks really nice every day! LOL
Blessings to you, your family, and all of the Navy Family out there~
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