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Sailors in Naples, Italy
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A group for anyone who has a Sailor in Naples or is about to go,lets share tips and ideas!!!
Members: 48
Latest Activity: Nov 8, 2021
Discussion Forum
New to Naples
Started by Lisa (03/116). Last reply by Libertythruthem Feb 24, 2016. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Arrived in Naples
Started by J Quintana. Last reply by J Quintana Mar 5, 2015. 7 Replies 1 Like
our son told us today hes going to naples too from 4 yrs in japan a reup hi all
Started by japanmom. Last reply by japanmom Jul 14, 2014. 4 Replies 2 Likes
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Comment by Debbie (Stephen's mom) on April 24, 2011 at 9:45am
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Happy Easter! Hope the Easter bunny is good to you!
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Well if Stephen does not leave Italy he get 30 days off, so he would either come home or travel, it cost so much money for the flight. So many be in Aug., he would come home have to wait and see.
Glad Amber is coming home in Dec., she will be glad to come back to the states
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I know the pictures are just great. It is hard when we don't get to see our kids. Stephen has been working crazy hours lately. The weather here is terrible. I will just about take anyones weather right now, anything from 60 and up. LOL
Ladies have a great Wednesday!
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Comment by Sharon P.M. on April 19, 2011 at 12:44pm
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Mid 80's and sunny here :0) Humidity is starting to creep in on us though. We get about 5 a year what I like to call "Good hair days" with little humidity! LOL
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Comment by Pam on April 19, 2011 at 12:12pm
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We have about 5 days out of 365 that are NOT humid!! LOL. The winter months are pretty dry, but yes, all Spring, Summer and Fall it's humid. I lived in El Paso for a year when my husband was in the service. Love the dry heat, but 105 degrees is hot no matter what!!
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I heard about SNOW in Illinois... Unbelievable!! It's in the 80's here... Hope your doing something fun for Spring Break!
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The weather is terrible here but I start my spring break on Friday so I am so excited about that. Yea, for me! LOL
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The pictures are great!
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Carrie - I told Devin he had to give Amber a big birthday hug for her momma and that I needed a picture of it! Here it is - the birthday hug! :0)
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What a great picture!! Jamie had duty all day Sunday and we were able to instant message for a few minutes. I sent him two Easter "baskets" and he got them today. If any Sailor needs a sugar high, they should search him out!!
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