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Started by Proud_mom_Navy(1)_Army(2). Last reply by Proud_mom_Navy(1)_Army(2) Jun 3, 2014. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Good morning, Since we have run silent here since March, I thought I would stir the pot..Haha.What kind of items is everyone adding to their half way night Ziploc?Thanks, LisaContinue
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Oh I almost forgot there are a couple of posts on Facebook today about our submariners... here are the links...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjQoUARYKrM
http://www.navy.mil/search/display.asp?story_id=59693
enjoy... the youtube video was very informative...
As our sons grow older, mine is 25 now... I have found that although I KNOW my son loves and adores me... he is married and his first allegiance is with his wife and when she was his girlfriend... it was the same... I know that doesn't make it easier, but the fact is he is growing up... and there are many things he will not understand until he is the father himself. My daughter, who is now a mom, understands more than he does because that parental instinct is not yet present for him (thank God!!!). I am often reminded that when he was little he stepped on my toes... now that he's an adult, he steps on my heart... as long as he doesn't TRAMPLE it we will be alright!
My son, Steven will be departing the sub soon (within the next couple of weeks) as his time served will be ending. Although in his service career, this was his first "real" long term deployment, I am grateful that the MOM's aboard the boat banded together and even though I was quietly reading your "moments" and "heartaches" I was in the same place, missing my son, praying for his safety and living life on life's terms. Many times, I sat and quietly cried, waiting for an email to let me know they were alright and when one of you got the email first, I knew I could breathe a huge sigh of relief! Even with the knowledge of an Adult child of a career Airforce father, and knowing there were things that he couldn't tell me, couldn't communicate with me... I at least knew by the words here that I wasn't in that place alone... none of us were hearing from "our boys" (aka Navy Men!)
I will continue to pray that your son's remaining years in the service are safe and without incident and that they joyfully return back to their roots. Although we gave them life, we also gave them wings to fly... may they fly in directions that carry them to the greatest parts of their lives...
Hello Ladies, Well I am feeling pretty low tonight. We have not heard from Christopher in a while. I am worried something is wrong.I asked his GF if she has heard,and as usual, she said she has, but gives us absolutley no detailed information.. My husband and I wanted so desperatly to go out there for his homecoming, but she asked him not to allow us to go, so she can be with him herself. My family told us a month ago that they would post-pone my parents move one more weekend so we could go, but now it's to late.My heart is breaking. His GF went out to see him last year on several occassions. I don't understand why or how she could ask Chris not to allow his parents to go out and witness his homecoming. I think I am just to heart-broken.
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