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Ship 13 Div 330
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Permalink Reply by 2sonmom on
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Thanks for sharing your letters. We haven't gotten a letter yet this week. So, I figure he's studying, etc. in his free time. Soon we'll be done writing to the current address. I'm so glad this piece of the journey is almost over. God Bless all the SR's! Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
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Permalink Reply by sondra on
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Don't feel bad Maureen, I haven't gotten a letter this week either! If the mail lady is holding it thinking this is funny I might just hurt her! lol I am sure she isn't!! I am just guessing either he didn't write or it is mixed up in the mail. Football game tonight again! Will be back later!
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Permalink Reply by sailor_mom1 (HN-surg tech C sch) on
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yesterday baby still sounded good... daughter is having alot of pressure today... just waiting.... .. Thank you for asking
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Permalink Reply by Kat Q on
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Yesterday I celebrated my first birthday without my SR. It was a little rough to say the least. But in a few days, I will have the best birthday present ever, seeing my son become a US Navy Sailor. All of his friends posted their birthday wishes on my facebook page - a lot of them starting with HB to our second mom. Made me smile.
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awww that was sweet .. yea mine left day before my bday.. but he was at MEPS still with phone so he got to call me
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Permalink Reply by LTLY on
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Very sweet of those friends of his! Happy Birthday to you. We are almost there!!
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Happy belated birthday Kat! You are so right, it will be the best birhtday present ever to see your SR. Will be like birthday and christmas all in one! It is sweet of his friends to remember! I got a letter from one my SR's friends this week. He is in Marine BC. Was so sweet of his to think of me! Hope you are having a great day!
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Permalink Reply by mitchsmomship13DIV330 on
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Bellaboo2u why are they so scrutinized? sure would help to know why so i can understand why I can't hear from my son while other divisions seem to get alot of calls.!
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well i would like to know also.... i do know our guys were specially picked for our div.... was told that...please share what you know bellaboo
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