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My daughter leaves out of Raleigh on Monday 5/19 - any others?

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Hi JannyKay,

My daughter leaves from Boston on May 20th. I'm sure they'll end up in the same class. There are about 30 of them chatting in a group already that all arrive within a day of one another. Trying to make the best of our last days together!!

Bev

Sounds awesome that some of them are connecting - - my future sailor isn't connected in that group but is real active with her DEPS group and is DEP XO at her station but none of the others in her station leave 5/19.  Her process started last May and this date seemed so far away and yet here we are..... yes making the most of our last days together.... my emotions are a roller coaster but top ones are pride, excitement and love!    Look forward to comparing unit numbers and PIR dates!

I just posted my son is leaving from Boston on the 20th as well.  Where abouts are you from?

what is the site they are chatting?  I would like to tell my son about it?

Some connect on http://www.navydep.com.

jannykay, check your My Page.

My son leaves out of Boston on Tuesday, 5/20!!  I've been waiting to see and hear of others!

Hey Twomey78!

I'm sure they must have met at some point already then. Getting very anxious and sad thinking about her leaving. Tonight she'll be cutting her waist length hair to just below her chin, so its about to become very real for her. We are a retired NAVY family so she is very familiar with that life. But still having her second thought's I know.

How about you son, is he excited?

Yes, he's pretty much ready!!  Another little going away party tonight with his cousins! 

I've been chatting w my daughter a few times this evening. Flight got cancelled out of Boston and they got another booked pretty fast. On hold again near Great Lakes for thunderstorms. They all must be so tired. :(

Hello I'm a future sailor from Dallas, TX leaving May 19th wondering about others leaving the same day or day afterward!

My son left yesterday and arrived today.  Have you gotten your call yet?  I got mine about 1 o'clock this afternoon.

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