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Please share with all of us, the amusing things your children say.  

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cute, Elizabeth.

I miss you ((hugs)) I check on you ladies too.

Betsy
Aww that's so cute! Yes we will all need to bake lots of cookies!
Baking is one of my favorite things to do. I am looking forward to it just for him.
My son said boot camp is "a lot of grinning and bearing" without the grininng part ;-)
Latest letter -
"Anything that I should know about? I'm dying to figure out what's outside of this cage of military imprisonment. But it could be worse, I could be getting beat every day ... oh wait. Nevermind."
My daughter asked me who was governor? And we live in Texas, not California. All our governor wants to do is invade Mexico. LOL We did get a 20 sec call because she needed to know where her younger sister was born. She has developed an extreme dislike for geese.
Geese? LOL
I wonder if they think the entire world has changed drastically while they have been there. LOl
"E" Wrote in last Mondays letter....One RDC said..."If the Navy wanted for you to have a wife and kids, they would have given them to you at first issue!" That made my son laugh!!!!
It made me giggle too. lol
Me too, to the point of tears! I wrote him back and said..."I could wait to be a Grandma" at least 5 years...don't be in a hurry!"
Actually, in the "old Navy" if they thought you were good husband material, the wife and kids would be issued in your seabag. Back then, no one was judged to rate a wife, so none were issued. It is a hard life, to "follow the drum".

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