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Permalink Reply by Kathy (Ship 07 DIV 114) on
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I sure hope so!
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Permalink Reply by Gwynhwyfar on
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Eee! Phone call! Eee!
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Got a phone call from my SR today! It was the best!!! He sounded tired but good. He passed a physical test this week. He is one of the lucky ones that don't have to have their wisdom teeth out :) He talked to me for about 10 min and the girlfriend 40. Good thing I like that girl :)
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Permalink Reply by lisap on
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Mine needs his wisdom teeth out. Why do they do that if they don't bother them?
I got a very brief call last Friday. I'd love to have more time to talk to him
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No--I only heard from him last Friday when he called to get a name and phone number for a security clearance(??--he always wanted to be a spy when he was younger...)
He was talking like there was someone standing close by, so he just told he liked it and he made the right choice--that was it.
Oh, and he did tell me that they fold a lot of clothes---and I would fit right in there
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Permalink Reply by SSMom on
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There probably was someone close by! Maybe he will get to fullfill those spy dreams now! What is his Navy job? Hopefully you will hear from him soon.
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I hope so. I'm really not used to going this long without hearing from any of my kids.
He is going for cryptology tech. How about your son?
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Mines a Suber...He's going for Submarine Electronics Computer Field (SECF). He's really excited about serving on a Sub! Go figure! :)
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Mine wants to be on a sub. He's STG right now but is hoping he can get reclassified into STS through A school. (He's actually gunning for advanced electrical.) I think if I were living in a metal tube, I'd go stir crazy, but he really wants it and was disappointed by the STG instead of STS.
I can't believe how much better I feel today, just having talked to him last night.
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I am so laughing right now! That's how I felt when he said he was going to serve on a Sub! He's also 6'2"tall! He told me he was one of the tallest in the div and is always in the back!
I also feel much better today after talking to my son yesterday. I definitely slept better last night.
And lisap...you like to fold clothes??? Want to come fold mine??!
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I hate to fold clothes--I think that with 5 kids that is what they always saw me do---that and drive!
SSMom--my son is in the back with yours--he's 6'4
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Permalink Reply by jenine(Ship 07 Div114) on
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Lisa, I had a quick call as well last week..my SR needed a number and address for security clearance too..And he sounded very much like someone was over him! Did you get a call this week? I had a quick call yesterday...not as long as some of the others but glad to have what I can get! And, same here with the folding clothes with 5 kids!! The laundry is NEVER "done"!
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