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Anyone else's boyfriend/husband/fiance ship 09 division 076? We got his form letter today. He left the 5th
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Permalink Reply by takenbyasailor on
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Tell me about it!! Same here. So things are getting easier don't you think? First week sucked!!!
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Permalink Reply by Jennie102311 on
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Did your guy leave the 5th too? but yes I'd say it's getting easier and harder at the same time! lol I really miss him and want to talk to him but I'm really excited for him and graduation! the first week did suck but now we are closer to getting letters from them so that helps!
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Lol agreed! And yes I miss mine too so very much! I'm so glad they have this website, he's actually the one who showed me it... lol so I wouldnt be sad all the time. It really helps knowing you're not the only one. Yep! Mine left the 5th too. It was the saddest day ever! But don't worry we.only have 49 more days until March 2nd. Yayyyyy! Lol I have this countdown on my phone and everything. My friends think I'm pathetic but its OK.
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Yeah I'm thankful for this website too because I've learned a lot from him! He told me to join a website like this but his mom is the one who told me about this one! lol yeah March 2nd isn't very far away at all really!
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Yea! Maybe we'll all even get to actually meet eachother.
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yeah maybe!
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Awesome! What day did he leave? How are you handling it?
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aw, how come his grad is so late?
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oh no.. that's crazy :/ That sucks really bad!! but not too much longer now...
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Permalink Reply by tweetfeet3 on
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March 2nd is their graduation? Did you find that out through the letter? We haven't received a letter stating that information yet, but hopefully soon!
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Yep if he left on the 5th the letter says graduation is on March 2nd 48 more days! :-)
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Permalink Reply by Mrshawkins10 on
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my DF is too:}!!!!!!!
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