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Has your recruit had any requests for snacks, food, electronics from home for PIR.? Let's see how funny some of their requests can be.

My son has asked me to bring him watermelon and Twizzlers licorice.

I will also bring Cheez Its, YooHoo Drink and some homemade cookies.  

Don't forget to bring comfortable clothes and tennis shoes.  I am also bringing a winter jacket for him in case he is allowed to wear civilian clothes while in IL.  

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I'm glad the boyfriend made the list above fruit loops, but I would have put chocolate higher. LOL My daughter requested steak and sushi.
I wonder which order - I bet the fruit loops are first! :)
H says she eats fruit loops at every meal
Fruit loops! Love it! Susan
"E" Has just requested his Cell phone!!! When I asked him if he wanted sweats and his tennis shoes for the 8 hour car ride home...he said he had his Navy Recruit sweat Suit and tennis shoes if needed. Since we are taking him from Boot Camp home right after PIR and then he reports directly to A School in Florida...he will have his entire belongings with him when he leaves PIR!! HoooooRAH!!!

Cindy
The only things luke wanted when he called me before our visit on Thanksgiving was Taco Bell and Skittles, lots and lots of Skittles! Lol
lukesgirl,

Isn't it funny that the strong men of the Navy are asking for Skittles? LOL

Betsy
His letters yesterday had a list now...not just a cell ! Mountain Dew and jeans and shoes and good DVD's...pillow and his blanket were amongst the things needed!!! Think he is planning on sleeping on our drive home :)!
Cindy,

I bet he will sleep great once he has his own pillow and blanket.

Betsy
Betsy - I really think thats funny too. Such little boys :)))) Susan
I agree Betsy...not to mention once he has a great big HUG FROM MOM too :) :) :)!!!

Cindy
Oh course - Lots and lots of hugs :))))

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