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Bootcamp Siblings...
My daughter said she didnt know she would cry so much...her brother and her are very close.
She plans to start writing today...and I plan on learning how to play Marvel vs. Capcom!
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Permalink Reply by keger2001 on
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momma'o, tell your daughter not to feel alone, my daughter cried a lot when her brother left on May 19th, she writes him all the time and it really does help her, they are best friends so this has been very difficult for her, hang in there.
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Permalink Reply by momma'o~32020 on
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i told her it will come in waves....and she understands.
so glad to hear that the writing has been so positive.
im looking forward to seeing her face when she recieves her first letter. guess the whole fam is officially on mailbox watch!
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Permalink Reply by MidwestMom on
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My SR has an older sister and she told me last week she grabbed her phone to call him and then was sad when she remembered he couldn't talk to her. She's 26! It is good to have siblings so close! His brothers don't say much about him being gone, but his sister talks about him more. That's a good thing. He will be closer to her because she'll write him now when he really needs the support from home. Your daughter is not alone, but she'll be even more proud of her big brother soon! (P.S. Good luck at learning those games Momma'o!)
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lol about the games MidwestMom!!!! those things can be hard..:)
she told me yesterday that she wondered how much loose change she would find as we "pick up"(lol!!!)her brothers room!
i laughed so hard....i said "thats the kind of thing your brothers going to want to hear!
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My son arrived on the 14th, I recieved my call at 3 am on the 15th. I have not recieved his personal belongings yet.My youngest son is sleeping in his brothers old t-shirrts! he misses him so much!
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Aww. Tell him to write and put him to work looking for jokes to send his brother.
Sooo, I write my SR every day and try faithfully to stick something different periodically in my letters. I incorporate pictures of home and of his pets. And what letters does he appreciate??? He likes the ones his 3 year old niece and 15 mo nephew color (scribble) for him! No gratitude...that's what I say! :P
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MidwestMom...hilarious! sounds like your boy has a very loving heart!
my daughter is planning on making him a comic to send....i told her thats a great idea....she's going to send a little at a time.
i do wish this form letter would get here.................
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deedee...so sweet!
my daughter picked out a few of her fav t's too...and while i cleaned she sat on his bed and "supervised".
i cant wait to see her face when she opens his first letter to her.((PRICELESS))!!!!
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