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Middle Tennessee Area?
Hi,
I'm looking for new Navy moms from the Nashville/Middle TN area. Son is a DEPPER and leaves for boot camp end of June 2013. Would like to make some new friends close to me that are going through the same stages and emotions.
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Permalink Reply by Jan C on
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Count me in on Saturday August 24 at Blackstone, If you had 61 views, does that mean we could potentially have 120 people (moms and dads)? WOW! May need a stadium
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I have no problem with guests attending. I think it will depend on if any men are there if my hubby comes or not.
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Since we all go through this together, let's keep the invite open to moms, dads, girlfriends, and wives/husbands. The more Navy families the better. :) At least that's my thoughts.
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I know my husband will want to come. He's ex-Navy and enjoys these events.
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Just told my hubby about it and oh yesterday was coming!!!! This is going to be great!
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cos33333 - I just got your message. So sorry that you couldn't make it. We are praying for your recruit and for his quick recovery. You were missed today. Our next meeting will be November 9th at 11:30. Hope you will be able to join us. I will post the place as soon as I can confirm availability. Please let me know if I can assist you and your family in any way. Also, if you don't mind, please email me your recruit's address, I would like to send him a get well card.
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Hi there fellow Navy Moms. I'm looking forward to seeing you again soon. Our next meeting is November 9th at 11:30 AM. We will be meeting at the Flying Saucer in downtown Nashville. It's located just behind the Union Station Hotel. For those not familiar with the area. From Broadway, turn at the light between the Union Station Hotel and the Frist Art Museum. The Flying Saucer is located in the last section of the building just behind the Union Station. Parking is available just behind there. Hope to see you soon. Message me or respond here so I can keep up with the head count. Thanks.
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Started to post, but think I got lost somewhere .... bwah. If you are new to the group and need some positive reinforcement about your sailor's life, your life, hope to see you November 9. Our sailor has been in 10 years and it has been absolutely incredible for him ... and for us. Please join us at our get together!
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Hi there Middle Tennessee families. It's time to confirm for Saturday's meet and greet. Please message me if you think you can make it. Hope to see you there. The Flying Saucer in Nashville at 11:30. Details listed on the Events calendar. Just click the events tab at the top of the page. :)
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