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Ship 3 Div 233 ALUMNI MOMS (PIR 7/1/10)
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This to connect all of the family members who have a loved one in Ship 3 Division 233 Hopefully we will be able to share stories, information and mostly support to all of us who are in "the same boat".
Members: 12
Latest Activity: Oct 4, 2010
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Comment by All4him on June 6, 2010 at 7:56pm
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When I lived there it was the place to be on the weekend- fun stuff for all ages.
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Comment by Robsproudmom on June 6, 2010 at 7:51pm
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http://www.navypier.com/things2do/rides_attract/pier_park.html
ther Navy pier is open Ladies above is the website
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Comment by momacharlie on June 6, 2010 at 7:46pm
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thank you all4him- i printed it off I will check on the pier!!!!!!!!!!
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Another fun place to would be Navy pier. They have a worlds largest farriswheel and tons of little shops and things to do. I was considering going there with my sailor if he wanted to. I have to double check on what condition the Pier is in now becasue my knowledge of it is from 7 yeas ago! haha
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http://www.jimmyscharhouselibertyville.com/
http://www.stevensofgurnee.com/
Here are 2 sites for some Steak houses I have found that seemed to have really good reviews from others that went to their childrens PIR. Hope this is helpful, Both have a great assortment of foods available
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Here this is what Docsangel posted yesterday... http://www.mwrgl.com/4th/july4th_2010.html
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Docsangel posted something yesterday that looked like alot of fun.
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Ok the prarie resturant is no longer there...Sorry but I'll call my old nieghbors to see what they can reccomend. the Hanncock building has a resturant that is called the 95th floor- once again awesome food- a little pricey. If you get window seats it looks right out over the lake and youcan watch the planes come in and out. At night it is really neat. :)
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what activites has anyone heard of for the holiday weekend?
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I don't know if this helps Robsproudmom but when I lived in Chicago we use to go to a place called the Praire- it is wild game cuisine- they always have something different and interesting. It is little on the pricey side but the food is always beautiful and over flowing with flavor. I'll have to see if it is still there. It is downtown Chicago in the Hyatt- a few blocks from the theater.
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