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Started by D~W~G. Last reply by D~W~G Oct 25, 2014. 213 Replies 0 Likes
Hi just would like to Network with the other mothers in this division.. Peace to all
Started by NF Mom. Last reply by NF Mom Feb 25, 2011. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Nuke A School FAQ click the Above LinkContinue
Started by D~W~G. Last reply by AED's Mom (Ship 02 Div 907) Jan 5, 2011. 27 Replies 0 Likes
Hi Families just wanted to start a group here for the A School Great Lakes Group? Maybe we could state our SR's job goal.My Son is Damage control and A school will be in Great Lakes. I do not know…Continue
Started by scuttlebutt1015. Last reply by Darah316(Ship12-Div 037) Jan 5, 2011. 7 Replies 0 Likes
I know there is one more from my daughters division, but from I understand their not to talk to each other. so I don't thing they know each other. Is there any one else out there in the same division…Continue
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Ladies I think the no news is good news is true and I will go with that because after my morning I seriously believe I am being tested for one reason or another.
my 16 year old daughter came in this morning and woke me up.. it was still dark so I couldnt see her as she told me her face and lip was swollen. ok a 16 yr old girl has a tendency to over react so before I turned on the light I was thinking she had a bad zit or something... I didnt expect to see the sister of the elephant man standing there when I cut the light on... I thought I was gonna have a heart attack, and needless to say I dont think my exclamation of "oh my god" helped the situation any because she didnt believe me when i tried to back track and say its not that bad.
Anywhoo... we ended up making an arly trip to the ER for a cocktail of Prednisone, benedryl and pepcid ( i never heard of pepcid for an alergic reaction) Still have no clue what caused it and the swelling is still pretty bad, but bless her heart she is hanging in there. School is closed today and hopefully by tomorrow it will be gone.
I am thinking whatever the reason I havnt heard from D I am gonna have to believe that no news is good news because I am begining to feel exhausted and ovewhelmed so I need a min to catch my breath.
knock on wood that the 12 yr old doesnt find anything to get into ....
rickysmom --- oh man .. what a journey you and ersmom and other had for sure! Im so glad everyone is okay!
Yall dont forget Salma started you an Alumni site to check in at too! lots of good pictures there already!
Ms Ampi...yes, my son told us on Sat. that his division had to wake up at 2:30AM today because some of them were flying out to A School. He had to pack hs sea bag (80 lbs) and walk over to A school. I don't know what time though.
We rented him a locker at Lock n Go to hold his cell phone and contacts/soluttion. I kinda hope to hear from him soon! I don't know about discounts but I'll definitely ask..
I am so proud of our kiddos....907 especially, did a fine job!
Tracy
Oh...tha woulda broken my heart tto see thoae SRs and th RDCs yelling at them.
Ms Ampi - not discounts per say but they do have boxes that are flat shipping and the rates are pretty good. They are the ones that we use when sending our carepackages over seas. They are Priority mail flat rate. They have the boxes right there in the post office. Try that. I sent my son lots of treats in one and it was a bit cheaper and quicker than regular mail..
Your son is staying in GL right? My daughter is too .. I wonder if we get a call today, once there settled in. Well, wishful thinking. lol I'm sure it may take a few days or so. I'm ready to get her new address to mail out a few boxes to her. I was told the US Postal office gives discounts to ship to military bases?? Right??
Story;
On Sunday morning while shopping at the NEX store , a group of brand new recruits came in holding a list of items to purchase at the store. The RTC were yelling at them.. I couldn't be in there with all the yelling going on. They were scared I can see it in there eyes and in there voice when addressing the commanders. I wanted to hug them and tell them it will be OK. I know its the RTC job to get them military ready ..but still as a mom I was feeling bad for them. It made me realize even more how strong our Sailors are in getting through anything challenging in life. I love them all.
Julie...possibly your son had watch...may be another reason he hasn't called yet?
Tracy
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