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Hello

this is my daughter's Division, got my letter this weekend. What about the pink scarf?
How much liberty do they have? Thank you Navy4moms

Maria
This is my boyfriend's division. Hoping to hear from him soon! Let me know if you get a letter or a phone call so I can be on watch for something!
Hi

You heard from your daughter yesterday? Was everyone in the Div given phone time?
My daughter is also in this Div. I can't wait also.

Maria
I have not heard from my bf and neither has his mom...I have seen some people on here getting calls though so my hopes are up...I don't really care if i personally get a call, just to know he is doing well. A letter would be great but have seen that probably won't happen until next week sometime. I can't wait for graduation either!
That's exciting about the letter! Mail comes here late in the day so by the time the mailman comes I'm waiting at my mailbox to see! I think I possibly am starting to scare him because he always looks at me funny! I don't care though, I hope he got to write too!
My daughter sounded OK, she also mentioned getting up early and studying hard doing her best to graduate 12/17 PIR. Finally understanding the meaning of (Sailor’s Mouth) $$##@@# hearing it all day. It felt like JAIL, but with better food.
I didn’t think it was going to be this hard, I do miss her a lot.

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