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My boyfriend is currently in Goose Creek, and Im in the process of booking my flights and hotel to visit him for the weekend in a little over a month. When I went to his graduation sadly, we found out shortly before we left that he was Grad n go and we would only have a few hours with him, so I really want to make that weekend really special... BUT, Im not really good with all of that. Does anyone have any ideas? anything and everything would help so much!
Thanks everyone!
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I looked at a bunch of flights and hotels around there because I was looking to go out there in a few weeks but now it looks like I will be heading out in the spring some time.
If youre looking to stay closer to the base, look for hotels in Goose Creek (obviously the base is there) lol
If you want to stay closer to the city I would suggest N. Charleston, My boyfriend said it is still close enough to the base if he has to go back for some reason but still close enough to the city to be able to sight see and have fun.
If he doesnt have a car out there also keep in mind that you will have to take a cab everywhere and that can really add up, and the closer to downtown Charleston you look at staying, the more expensive it will be.
I dont know if that is any help for you but I hope so! I know that traveling is expensive and that was a lot of what I was paying attention to.
I so understand! before I started dating my boyfriend I met all of his friends and they are SO close that they all pretty much live together. It's great that they have such a strong friendship but before he left there were a few days were I was like, I know theyre going to miss you too but I live in Boston and can only see you on the weekends, and they see you during the week, give me ONE day, PLEASE!! lol and he was like, woah, I didnt realize I was doing that. But hey guess we just have popular boyfriends (: lol
question though, are any of you ladies thinking of moving out to be with them when they are done with bootcamp? My boyfriend and I are talking about me moving out there when I graduate about 10 months from now.
I am 99% likely moving with him once I graduate highschool, in may if we're still going strong.
:)
by then he will be required to live on his own, and we will be eligable to get an apartment:)
Is he a nuke? I can't remember if you had said. If so youll be in SC with me (: haha
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