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Ship 002 Division 907 Moms? Any others
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Permalink Reply by D~W~G on
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http://www.avery.com/avery/en_us/Products/Crafts-&-Scrapbooking... Maybe your brother could draw it up with color sell it to us as an image and we could create a bunch of Iron-Ons-possibly even put our SR's picture in the middle or somthing. check out this link..I only mention this because of the cost for a few shirts but if he can do it all great!
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Permalink Reply by BADma on
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I totally like the idea of just selling an iron on...that gives moms' freedom to decide where they wanna use it (:
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Permalink Reply by Lydia (For B - The Sea is Ours) on
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myhero - new has those in the forum section. click on view all and you will see the iron on ideas
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Permalink Reply by Ms. Ampi USS Germantown on
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Hi everyone!!
I'm glad everyone liked the logo. I will have him draw up one with color this of course was his draft. I personally would like my daughters name on the T-Shirt too. I will get some pricing done for everyone as soon as he creates the final color copy.
Today, I received a letter from my daughter to tell me her best friends name is "HUPPER" . Also, they are getting plenty of sleep and get up early to march in icy cold temps, feeling the ice slap on there face. POOR KIDS!! On Christmas day they have liberty to go with a adopt a sailor family. How wonderful!! I wish I knew what family adopts who??..I would love to contribute with food gift card or something. -
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Permalink Reply by julied (Ship 03 Div 234) on
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Ms. Ampi, You got a letter today? Excellent. I wonder if they can now write letters more than just on Sundays...
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Permalink Reply by Lynne on
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This usually begins in week 4 or 5. when you write to your recruit ask him to date his letters with what week and day it is in boot camp...this will help you know what is going on!!
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I want to thank you ladies for adding your news, questions, and info in the PIR site too! I appreciate it soo much! Yall are one big familyswith LOTS of kids! And you may never know who might be wondering about something that you will have the insite or answer or calming touch that will help them unless you are there. Remember, as you recruites are learning to work together as a Team - you all in the 01-07-2011 are a Team here to help and love each other and each others recruits!
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Lydia...YOU are inspring to me! I can't wait to meet ya at PIR. I'll be the redhead on wheels.My nickname is Hot Wheels (it's a chair not a bike though)): )
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myhero - hahaha love your AKA! That is awesome! Unfortunately I wont be there. My son is in Pcola already. His best friend is Jans boy - here... with yall. He is like a son to me as he has been best buds with my boy for years and they are on the same life path. Jans boy is also ARS Spec Ops. Soooo that is why I started with Becki this PIR site. Especially since I have now been through what yall are now going through I thought I could be of help! Im sure Jan will go to PIR and she will be required to take pix for me to see as I just love each one of yall!!!! Yall must also vow to stick together even after it is over. Many of my PIR group are still on every day with each other!!! Its wonderful! Ill be here with yall all the way though you can count on that!!!! HUG sista
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Lydia...I think we will stick together. Moms are good about that stuff!
Yeah...I'll be 'slummin' it ' at the MnG and PIR...I willl have my manual wehelchair.Traveling with my hot wheels takes TOO MUCH preparation. I am sure we will take lotsa pix...holy crap I just hope they DON'T end up on the wall at the Post Office...ha ha!
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Myhero....I was on wheels too at PIR and guess what you get a front row seat and can have one person sit guarunteed to have a front row seat with you...pretty cool huh...we don't often get perks for our handicapps...lol
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