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Looking for other moms who are in this Divison.  We will be traveling to

Great Lakes for the grad date of June 17 and don't know the area.

 

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Wow!  I just read that this Div isn't going to have Battlestations 21 until June 15-16th.  I hope they pass it cuz we are planning on leaving on the 16th to head for Chicago.  Kinda last minute don't you all think?  At least we are driving but for some on you getting on planes this can't be good. 

What are the blue candles and what do they represent?

Yes,That is like last minute wow,

So the I am a sailor call will come in on the 16th?

I'm guessing that is correct.  I think that adds a bit more pressure on them.

 

I will be on  a plane on the 16th to Chicago.  I hope she can get through.  Her

letter said the sargeant is very strict and their wont be any phone calls till the I'm a  Sailor call.

the blue candles are lit on the night of battlestations at 8pm and burn untill 8 am to kind of send luck and good vibes. I also got a battery powered led candle for when i am sleeping because I have already burned up one house and dont wanna burn up a second one.
That is so nice to know.  I will definitely have to do this.  Thank you.
This IS late...we are driving up to Chicago on Thursday and trying to attend the meet and greet. Wonder if our calls will coming during the party?

No,  I don't think they would call that late.  They will probably call that morning right after they get done with  Battle Stations 21.

Any girls going to Pensacola?

my daughter is going to pensacola!!!

 

How nice!  What will she be learning in A School?

 

Beats me!!! I will have to ask her!

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