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about when will i get my first letter? like around what week?
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Permalink Reply by candicemunguia on
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omgsh thats soooo cool :D are you going to see him grad!!!???
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Permalink Reply by CourtneyA2 on
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yes :)
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omgsh then illl see you there!!! where are you from?!
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haha yeah! im from the Sacramento area CA where are youfrom??
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im from texas yall ;) Lol.
have you received a letter yet!?
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hahaha. No i havent ): i check the mail like everyday though lmao. Ive sent 3 letters so hopefully i'll get one soon! i heard theyre only allowed to write on sundays..but im not 100% sure
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Lol mee to!
the first letter i sent him was 40 pages Lol.
i started before he left.. i wrote about the days we would spend together :))
and sent 10 pictures of me and the babies i work with:))
the second one wasnt as lengthy. & now im working on my third one
i cant wait to get one either!
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hahah i just took a bunch of pictures yesterday and sent them with a 3 page letter haha. plus a xmas card.
Ive been writting in journal type thing about my day and what i would tell him if he was still here and it helps too lol.
how long have you and your sailor been dating?:D
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Permalink Reply by Noemi(Ship 12, DIV 054)Colin<3 on
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Thats cool Im from Riverside CA. Just to let u know it takes longer for us to get it. Well other get it in 3 days we get it in a week, Im waiting for my second one and It will get here on Friday I hope :)
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aww man of course it takes longer to get to me haha -__- :)
when did your sailor ship?
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awww that is so sweet :))
we met over the summer at work, (life guarding) and were inseparable since then :)
he asked me to marry him after i graduate <3 & before he goes to prebuds!
what about you!!! :D
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aww!! that is adorable :D
me and him have been dating for a little over a year now and omg i fell for him so hard!!! He asked me to marry him too like not officially or anything because i told him i wanted to save it :) but hed ask me all the time; "Courtney, will you marry me?" haha id reply: "of course baby <3 " hed say "promise?" and id say definatley <3 Gosh i love that kid so much haha.
how old are you guys?? lol
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