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Gift Basket for Sarge's Meet and Greet
Thought I would try again since there were a couple of nice suggestions on the main wall today.
If anyone else would like to participate, I think it would be a really nice gesture for Sarge and his wife
Maybe each division or set of brother divisions would like to put together a basket containing small gifts from each of our SR's home states? Just a suggestion :)
Hope everyone is having a wonderful weekend!
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Permalink Reply by Surfcitynavymom on
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Hi, daycare! I have never had a Facebook page so I made one just for this! Now all I have to do is figure our how to use it lol.
I can't seem to find a url on my new page but I am going to follow the link you sent above and send a friend request. -
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Permalink Reply by daycare217 on
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GREAT! I'LL BE WATCHING FOR YOUR FRIEND REQUEST!
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Ok, I think I have sent the request lol
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Permalink Reply by hartsweet190 on
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We are in. My sister KCR's Mom and I will put together a basket from New Mexico and also bring a Chile Ristra.
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That's great hartsweet! Thank you!
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Permalink Reply by CatMom509 on
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Oh, a Chile Ristra would be special and just in time for Christmas!!
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That's awesome that so many of you are interested in donating!
This is going to be great and will certainly make our SRs proud! -
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I'm sorry it's been awhile since I've been on. I will make an Oklahoma basket if no one is making one from Oklahoma yet.
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Great, Charlie! I haven't noticed anyone mentioning OK yet. My dad is from Coweta and is coming to PIR. I'm sure he would love to bring something for your basket. Let me know and I will get him on it!
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Anything he wants to bring would be great. I'm going to make a homemade leather journal. Not really sure what else but I'm excited to see what your dad will come up with. It's gonna be great to see everyone!
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Ok I will let him know! He is a character so this should be good!
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This is soooo cool!! Love all the activity here!! Thanks for your contributions everyone~~ :D
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