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PIR 2/27/09 Divisions (106-111 & 914 & 915)
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PIR Date of 2/27/09? lets continue to talk!
Members: 36
Latest Activity: Aug 24, 2011
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Comment by Carol Aileen on May 15, 2009 at 1:49pm
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Kathy - I'm sorry to hear that you lost your job!
I took some sign language - enjoyed it, I was thinking of becoming a special ed teacher... but I didn't last long in school.... life got in the way lol. Aaron and I took a family signing class when he was about 12 - we both enjoyed it.
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Wow! Congrats Nancy! Go for it Marti!
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I forgot to say that I think Aaron liked the delivery of the cake better than the cake..... he had to meet the person off base and the person delivering the cake had a dog..... Aaron misses his dogs and that was the first time he got to pet a dog since leaving home :( Just found out that he will be done with A school 9/4 and will be coming home 9/5 for a few weeks! I can't wait. He will start power school sometime after that. HAPPY MOTHERS Day Everyone :)
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Nancy, I found a bakery and had a cake delivered to my son - I got the name of thebakery from the Nuke mom group - is there a group of Moms where your son is at that you can ask?
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Wow! how awesome Jill! I bet that was so much fun! I'd love for Aaron to get stationed in San Diego also.... not too close to us but there is a cheap flight into LA....lol of course HI would be nice also...
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Congrats Michelle! what a exciting time! enjoy your time with your son!
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Thanks for the recipe Marti! I don't cook either.... Aaron said he'd like some homemade stuff so I told my sis to send him some...lol - I'm going to try those cookies though!
Have a safe/fun trip Michelle!
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Jill, Aaron was in the group that classed up the week after the group Ron did.... He was disapointed that he had to wait another week, but it is all working out. I had asked Aaron when he first got there if he knew Ron, he knew who he was a least :)
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HI Jill, the sound on our dvd came across just fine.
Aaron seems to be liking it there also (Goose creek)- seems to be very long days but he is hanging in there.
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HI Dorothy, Where is your son going to be stationed? Washington is a beautiful state, lots to see and do. Seattle is close to most of the bases that I can think of. I'm in MT now but lived in Seattle for a few years.
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