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My son is Tanner Savage, I believe his bunk mate is SR Lemmons. His first bunk mate was Solammi. He has a great appreciation for his bunk mates as they make things bearable. Are there any moms out there with this ship and division? Tanner called this past Wednesday his first call since he arrived. He said it is far more difficult than he ever imagined. He passed his first PT test and first written (50 question) test. Lots of pressure and no time to study. I am thankful he has remained focused on getting through it. He says the letters from family and friends keeps him going as that is really all there is to look forward to each day. I miss him.

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Lesa and Golden Emily - I don't know about the meet and greet.....could you please tell me where I find out that information? I guess we need to sign up as soon as we can. It would be great to meet you all! :) I am hoping we get a call this week!
I am very happy to hear that Tanner is doing great. I bet they loved the Gas Chamber. I heard that most guys throw up afterwards. They can't get sick on the floor or they get to clean it up. Imagine that. EGAD.

Of course our division is the best! :)
Hey Golden Emily, I hear you live in Georgia....are you in the Atlanta metro area by chance?
Yes, we live in Marietta/Kennesaw Mountain area. How about yourself?
All from this ship and division - make sure to sign up for the meet n greet - to find the info go under PIR 10-09-09 discussion forum Thurs Oct 8th Meet n Greet and give them the information
Thank you Lesa!
I see you are staying at the Residence Inn...So are we!
Yeah, we will definitely have to meet. Our paths are really crossing these days. Sounds like our kids should know each other by the time everything is said and done. Can't wait. Did you get signed up for the meet and greet. Yeah less than two weeks!!!!!
Hi Lesa - I'm late getting on the discussion chain - but I hope to meet you all in a few days! My son, Jason, is in Div 345. Good luck to everyone.
looking forward to meeting you as well - I can't believe the time is just around the corner -seems like for ever since we have seen our children - have you signed up for the meet and greet on Oct 8 - go to that discussion group and put your info on there. I think battle stations should be tommorrow or friday for our group...... Can't wait for the " I'm a Sailor call. I hope I don't miss it. Take care.
Lesa
The countdown in on. I will be at the meet and greet. Saying prayers and keeping my fingers crossed these last few days!!
Sounds like it! We will see you at the Meet & Greet for sure. :) YAY!!! We leave a week from tomorrow. :)

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