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Andria

Ship 03 Division 082 (PIR 02/18/11) Alumini

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Ship 03 Division 082 (PIR 02/18/11) Alumini

Members: 13
Latest Activity: Aug 16, 2011

A group for everyone with loved ones in Ship 03 Division 082, that graduated 02/18/11

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Started by Dale. Last reply by JennyL Feb 5, 2011. 22 Replies

Hi, just found out about this group. My son is 23, we live in Idaho, near Jackson, Wyoiming, so my recruit is use to the cold. Looking forward to attending graduation. Have been receiving letters…Continue

Ship 03 Div 082

Started by navymom70(ship03 Div 082) Jan 13, 2011. 0 Replies

Hello everyone , my name is Vicky my son left on Dec 15, I was really anxious to hear from him and i did in letters, but i just wanted to hear his voice, My call came in at 3:30 pm after four weeks…Continue

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Comment by bsmom on January 18, 2011 at 9:05pm
31 days!  It's been 2 weeks tomorrow since his last letter.  Shouldn't complain, the last letters were a total of 19 pages long.  Hoping tomorrow of Thursday bring more!  Greedy me!
Comment by Dale on January 18, 2011 at 9:03pm
Thanks, you too
Comment by Tchrmom Lisa on January 18, 2011 at 7:12pm
I am working on a photo Andria! When it comes to that kind of stuff, I am very intimidated by computers. I tell my sons "that's what I have teenagers for!" They know it all! But then again I have to confess, that I remember being a teen when VCRs came out and my dad relied on me to program it!!!LOL! 
Comment by bsmom on January 17, 2011 at 8:50pm
P.S.  I need the kleenex now listening to you describe the PIR!
Comment by bsmom on January 17, 2011 at 8:48pm

Andria- wonderful description and I can't wait to experience it!  Sounds very similar to my Air Force guy's grad, however it was in TX and very hot that day!

My recruit mentioned when I spoke to him that beginning this week he would be able to write on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday.  It's been 12 days since I received my last letter, so I am really looking forward to getting one soon!!!!

Do you think the call we got last week was the "I'm alive" call?  According to my son, he didn't think so, but of course didn't know.  He didn't know what I meant when I asked if this was the I'm alive call.  He thought he might be able to call again in a couple of weeks.

And, YES!  Only 32 days left!  Downhill now for all of us!!!

Comment by Tchrmom Lisa on January 17, 2011 at 2:37am
I did get a letter on Thursday (which was written on 1/6, the prior Thurs). It ended strangely. He wrote"btw things are changing so that I can't send letters until Sunday". That kind of doesn't make sense, since at this point, Sunday is the only day I thought they could send out letters. My recruite apparently is somehow writing at night before he goes to sleep.
Comment by navymom70(ship03 Div 082) on January 17, 2011 at 12:05am
Thanks CarynA, good to meet you all also, i really like this group i get lots of info on everything. I would loved to be included on wearing a color for our group. I like the idea of a scarf but whatever you guys decide im ok with it. I agree with lorraine thank you andria for all the info!
Comment by Emptynestnow SHIP 03 DIV 82 on January 16, 2011 at 10:22pm
Thank you for that wonderful description, Andria! I like the idea of scarves so that we can recognize N4M's in the crowd- as Lorraine said, the bond and support here is special and I look forward to meeting all of you! I like red, but will wear whatever is decided upon. In about 32 days! I can't wait!
Comment by Lorraine on January 16, 2011 at 5:44pm
I feel like a family with this site. Thank you Andria for this.It has been so great talking to you all an finding out what is going on with our children.Hope to meet you all soon.
Comment by bsmom on January 16, 2011 at 5:07pm
Sounds fun to do something.  Would also help us see each other.  What do you ladies think?  I am assuming the graduation is indoors..??? Although, noticed somewhere that it said to dress warm.  Is it inside or outside?
 

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