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fecha de graduacion
mi hijo se gradua el 9 de marzo ship 11 div 081, hay alguien en este grupo?????
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Permalink Reply by msanna71 on
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mi hija tambien se gradua el mismo dia.... 9 de marzo... ella esta en el ship 9 div 085... Vas a ir a su graduacion?? Nosotros somos de california ... vamos a hacer todo lo posible para ir.
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Permalink Reply by normita on
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hola pues claro que vamos nosotros somos de florida (tampa) y cuento anciosa los dias para ir a verlo, que tan dificil a sido esta espera, aun mi hijo no me ha llamado y a usted la ha llamado su hija, yo solo recibi la carta con una notica hecha por el, estoy desesperada por saber algo, ni se como le va ni nada
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yo tambien estoy desesperada... solamente recibi la misma carta de informacion ... con un mensaje corto que ella me escribio.... No he recibido una llamada tampoco... Pero todas las madres me dicen que no los permiten llamarnos hasta la 3ra o 4rta semana... apenas llevan 2 1/2 semanas... y nadie a recibido una carta tampoco.... todas estamos igual de desesperadas por oir de nuestros hijos.... Yo no pense que iba a ser tan dificil. Pero no te preocupes mucho.... Dicen que "no news is good news" ... pero la verdad... me da mucha tristesa pensar que mi hija este pasando frio y soledad aya en illinios.
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Permalink Reply by Ms.Wanda on
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Por fin recibi la carta de mi hijo ya estaba muy preocupada hasta llame al recruiter y me dijo que el no tenia la informacion todavia. Pense que no seria tan dificil pero el no poder contactarlo es lo mas dificil. Se gradua el 9 de marzo como tu hijo. Ship 11 Div 083. Ya estare planificando mi viaje para alla. Ahora espero su llamada por lo menos escuchar su voz unos minutos me hara sentir mucho mas tranquila.
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Permalink Reply by FireTeamLeaderWife aka FTLW on
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Hola, soy una mamá 'veterano' de los grupos PIR. Yo no hablo a español. Estoy usando un traductor en línea. Lo siento si mis palabras son incorrectos.
Si responden en inglés ¿entiendes me? Quiero ayudar a todos ustedes!
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This one:
http://www.spanishdict.com/translation
IDK...it gives the "literal" stuff...not everyday conversation. (I owe you a messgae BTW, sorry)
zStratMom - HOW I wish now all those years of HS Spanish had sunk in! There is so much I want to be able to tell these ladies! Augh!
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