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Permalink Reply by Michelle02 on
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welcome aboard Renee we are all waiting patiently for the Sailor call. Can't wait to meet you at the M@G, and Merry Christmas to you to.....Michelle
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Permalink Reply by Margie on
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Welcome Renee..Merry Christmas to you..waiting..long night for me but it will be well worth it once we get the call..
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Permalink Reply by MaggieMay on
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Hi Renee! I don't think I've ever waited soooo long for one phone call. The anticipation is killing me!!! Wish those "I'm a Sailor" calls would hurry up and get here!
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We did it ladies! We all got Sailors! Let the celebration begin! Congratulations to everyone! Merry Christmas to us all!
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Permalink Reply by palmbeachnavymom on
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They did it! We got the call yesterday. The first thing he said was he's been up for 48 hours. I said is there something else you wanna say. He said "Oh yea, I'm now a sailor in the United States Navy!". I am SO PROUD! Only 9 more days till the best hug ever. Div 23 is wearing red scarves. Should we wear something so our sailor can recognize our section? Any suggestions? I think name tags at the M&G would be a great idea, too. Congrats to all the sailor's of Div 24 (and to all the Mom's that raised them)
Renee :)
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I think that is a good idea, but no one else jumped on it, How about a different color. Navy colors are Blue and Yellow or Gold we could go with one of them. Let me know what you think and I will relay the information to those who are on the Facebook page. There are about 10 of us on there not sure if they all are on here though...But I definiatly want to wear something
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Sorry Michelle, I kinda let the scarf issue fall off the table. My son told me the flag for div 24 is red on one side and blue on the other. Then a bunch of colors on the design (you know, bad-ass!) Since div 23 is wearing red should we go with blue? We need to make a decision quick, not too many shopping days left till we leave to go see our Sailors!! Woo-Hoo!
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This is a different Michelle, but I would love to know what color of scarf to wear. When the decision is made, could someone please post it on the FB page. I look there more often. Thanks!!!!! My step-son is in this div too. Also it looks like sunny and 39 for next Thursday!!!!!
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ok lets do Navy blue I will spread the word on facebook and you guys can tell whoever you talk to. another excuse to go shopping again.
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