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Ship 10 Division 167 PIR 4/23/10
Would love to connect and hear from those of you with a son/dau in the same Ship 10/Dvision 167 group. We received our "Box" today and the form letter from Chase. Were hoping & looking forward to his call/'s and letters between now and when we see him on 4/23/10. We have so many questions and so curious/anxious to hear about everything going on.
Looking forward to hear from you all. Have a great evening!
Hugs....Janiece/Utah
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Permalink Reply by Cathryn (son is in Pensacola ) on
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Good luck 167!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Permalink Reply by Margaret(captivemom)Sh10 DIV 167 on
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Thank you Cathy and CONGRATULATIONS to you and your SAILOR as well!!!
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Just can't sleep waiting 2 months and one night seems like an eternity! Jeezzz can't wait till He advances to A school! LOL less stress for us Moms/ Wifes.... Good luck and be carefull traveling to Chicago!
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Still can't sleep, fixing to try for a few hours.......... LOL
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I hope all you moms got SOME sleep last night. I finally managed to get around 2 hours myself. Not enough. Oh well. Can make it up after Friday I guess. COME ON 167/168!!!!!!! only around 2 hrs. left for BS's for them and only around 9 or 10 hours UNTIL WE GET OUR SAILOR CALLS STARTING!!!!!!! GO NAVY!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Still no sleep here I can't and I have tried................ I just give in and stay awake LOL! GO 167 & 168, Bless there hearts they are tired by now ......... Hope they are doing great so we can get this over with LOL... Love our Soon to be Sailors....
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How are you holding up Ladies? I am awake and waiting! LOL
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Permalink Reply by matt's mom on
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Darn! I have to go out and do errands before work. Need last minute stuff for the trip! won't be too long now - only hours to wait instead of days! Keep busy! amy
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