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But "Coming Home" causes happy tears!!
I'm not in Virginia, and as of right now my sailor will be back before the ship is, so i can't buy the tickets, but I need to ask if i can just donate money to go to their homecoming, cause i agree it is a VERY good cause!!
Thanks Sandra. I am glad someone understands!
We all have our weird moments when we cry! I've been using Lifetime on Sunday nights for my weekly cry. "Army Wives" and "Coming Home" are a good excuse to let out your tears! Its been working. Haven't had a major melt down since i started watching them!!
LongIslandNavyMom- the ombudsman has now deleted it. It was her saying: Thank you. Now the phone calls, emails, and rumors can stop for today. there have been many more that i read that rub me the wrong way.
It made me angry because it is her job to be compassionate, sympathetic and a liason between the ship and the Bataan's FAMILIES. She volunteered for this job and i understand that she can has a right to be frustrated, but so do we. if she didn't want the calls and the emails she took the wrong job. I know that the problem with emails and texts is that you can not tell the tone of voice that a person is trying to convey. This is stressful enough for all of us. I don't like feeling that out ombudsman doesn't care.
sorry for the rant. its been a bad day today. hope everyone's day is better than mine!
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