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Ship 10 Div 263
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Permalink Reply by BtownSandy on
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Good Luck Div 263!!!!! Will be thinking of you all tonight.
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Permalink Reply by kathy on
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Thank you, thank you!! I will have yall in my prayers on your day as well! I am so excited for them I am all teary eyed today lol
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Permalink Reply by bindurameshan on
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I thought Battlestations last for 12 hours! We have been praying for the whole Division's success. I am sure our prayers and their hard work will bear fruit! Let us all pray for their success!!
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Yes prayers for all the divisions they have all worked hard I am proud of them all! I am all giddy today you would think that it was my accomplishment alone not my SR. lol so many emotions today its crazy
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I am so excited and nervous! It's finally getting so close. I'll be lighting my candle as soon as I get home from work today. they start tonight at 8pm and finish tomorrow at 8am. we should be getting phone calls tomorrow afternoon for sure. I'm so proud of our kids!
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Oops.. I meant all the SRs -- not Div 263 alone! I am beside myself with worry, anxiety, excitement and all kinds of emotions. I feel little disoriented - go ahead and make fun of me! I can't even type on the keyboard straight; my fingers are trembling. We are going to say special prayers this evening for the all the SRs and their families and near and dear ones. OMG I am rambling....
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I knew exactly what you were saying do I corrected my self on all saying all divisions I feel you I'm rambling too!
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Permalink Reply by hopesolomon on
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yes my fiance he called me yesterday and we talked for a whole hour and 30min :)
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Any word on the Captain's Cup?
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