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Thanks Lorraine. I am just curious myself.
They left I think at the end of June. Am I right Lorraine?
Well we will be looking forward to getting to know you as well. Don't be a stranger even if he is not on the ship yet.
I don't know how we decided on June it just sounded like a good time and plus I go to school as well so we have to wait until then anyways with my clinicals and stuff. That is all I will have to do for the summer semester is my clinicals, Oh I am going for Radiographer. My spring semester isn't done until May something and I have 240 hours of clinicals to do then and then in summer I am sure we have that many as well. June just sounded like it could be the right time for us to go. My son was home before deployment as well. He was home over Memorial Day weekend. Wow that seems like it has been so long ago now. He even got to go camping with us while he was home. He has never gotten to do that with us because we didn't get a camper until after he had left. So it was nice that he was home for almost 2 weeks. It will be nice to go to HI to see him because then I can have him all to myself and won't have to share him with his dad and the rest of my family. I can spend quality time with him that I have been wanting for a long long time. I am sure you understand. His dad and i are divorced and we are both remarried now. I actually have a 10 yr anniversary coming up here on the 15th. Anyways, I am looking forward to not sharing him with even my mom and sis or anyone. Plus on the Hawaii site they say June is a great time to be there. It isn't that hot and is good weather too. I heard Feb. is a rainy month for them. See on those HI sites you get a lot of info from them. So stay on those sites and ask anything you want they are very informative. My son lives on Pearl Harbor in Aiea, I hope i spelled that right. He shares a place with a friend of is on the ship. He is an E5 now and I hope he gets to and E6 before gets out. I would really like him to stay in but last I heard and talked to him about it he would be getting out in 2013. Ya I will check with him on when he can get leave for us to come down and see what all he has to do before we go too. I am sure if I ask if he can get leave at a certain time he should be able to. I hope anyways. He is the reason we are going, LOL. My other son who is the Airman is in Iraq and I want him to be able to meet us there from Japan. He said it depends on if he gets deployed again somewhere else. Plus he is really wanting to come for the holidays. There I would have both my boys in HI all to myself. I know I am being selfish but I am a mom and I am allowed to, LOL.
Well have a great day.
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