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Started by Sierrascrapper (ETN2). Last reply by rebecca1957 Aug 29, 2020. 29 Replies 1 Like
I wanted to ask about this topic as it has a deep impact on how twins relate to each other. This will be good future reference for other Navy Twin Moms as their sons leave for BC. I only have one…Continue
Tags: bond, separation, twins
Started by Ashley's Mom. Last reply by Ashley's Mom Mar 16, 2017. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi, I am a new Navy mom with a daughter who just started A school at Pensacola; she is a triplet and her brother, sister and I are having a really difficult time as this is the first time we've ever…Continue
Started by sassymom9503. Last reply by CO-TwinSalorsMom Sep 17, 2014. 9 Replies 1 Like
Hello Everyone, I have 18 year old triplet Boys and my Middle son has left for bc on 9/26I have been such a mess , dealing with my Boys being 18 graduated high school and young sdults and now leaving…Continue
Started by CO-TwinSalorsMom. Last reply by CO-TwinSalorsMom Dec 12, 2013. 4 Replies 1 Like
In talking with SierraScrapper we decided it would be fun to share our sailors favorite recipes.Please add your favorites for us all to share.Continue
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@doubletrouble, here's how to add your profile photo:
Go to “Settings" - it's below the NavyforMoms banner at the right, in the box with your name/Sign Out/Inbox/Alerts/Settings.
That will open up the “My Settings” page. Profile will be the page you are on.
Click “Browse.
It should open up into your “Pictures” Library. If not, then click Pictures to open it.
Click on the picture you want to upload. It should load it to the “File” box.
Click “Open." It will upload it to a box and ask you to select the “visible region of your photo." Adjust it to your liking and then click “Save." It will save the picture to the small box.
Now you have to save the changes you have made. Scroll down to the far right of the Profile page and click “Save."
You’ll get a message saying that “You have successfully saved your changes…go to “My Page."
LOL I DON'T have twins, but know Tracy (COmom) & came here to see how her new group is doing! May I help? Posting pics is EASY once you've done it once!
Here goes:
In the Comment box (this one) look at the bar across its top, starting with LINK. The first image to the right of LINK is a little photo image and is what you click to add a photo. Click it.
Be sure "From my computer" is selected, instead of From URL. Click the box "Choose file" and select the photo you want to upload. Its info will show up in the box "Link."
Now, you can change the size of the photo by changing the number in the box next to Width. For small, enter about 150 pixels, medium about 400 pixels, and 750 is huge. (Others can enlarge the photo by clicking on it once you've posted it, by the way.)
Once you've done this, click Add Comment.
OK go! :)
I have the same question, cathymg. I added a picture, but couldn't figure out how to set it as a profile pic so I deleted it. I'm so tech challenged!
How do you put pictures on here??
CO-twinsalorsmom, I have the same poem that you posted. And I loved raising my twins, I think all kids should come in twos.
Sierrascrapper, My boys did get the same scores on their ASVAB test, and they have always been a lot alike, but sports was always their thing. And I still can't put the stickers on my cars.
I might be having a little bit of a melt down since my youngest twin totaled his truck, so scary and the trucks in the back yard right now and I have to see it every time I walk out the door. I hope my husband takes care of it soon.
I put the bumper sticker in my back window when Twin 1 went to MEPS and later added a second when Twin 2 Went. To show I have two in.
Wow Sierascrapper Your boys sounds like are very different from each other. Fraternal or identical? Mine are Fraternal. Sam 6''4" dirty blond brown eyes He is very happy go lucky accepting fun loving young man. Artistic and very smart left brained at the same time. He has won ribbons every time he entered our big art show and he is in A school for nukes. Got a nearly perfect score on the ASVAB without trying or scratch paper. His twin Stephen Joined first. He is also artistic but a really different style. He has won one ribbon for art. He is serious outdoorsy, climbs rock and ice. He has always been independent and the leader of the two. He has red hair and is 5'7" He went to A school for Informations Tech. and is deployed for 7 months right now. They both love to cook, ride mountain bikes. Sam wanted a drivers licensee but waited till 17. Steve does not drive yet.Living in a town of 800 there was not a big need town is 8 blocks by 5 blocks.
Being separated for the first time in their lives has been a good thing. Sam is making his own choices now and really finding himself. It is a blessing to witness.
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