I live in Greensboro Wendy. My son is an AO. He is completing indoc, I think he said next week, and will return to his division. He really loves it in Washington, he says it's beautiful, and he would like to live there permanently. I hope Michael ...
Hi Wendy, I am having separation anxiety but not for the same reason. I live in NC so I am across the country just like you. My son reported the week after yours did, and has been living on the barge. I have been a single mom for 11 years and my s...
Hi all.
So I have to share that my daughter broke her engagement a few weeks back, which greatly relieves me. She hadn't known him very long, and she just turned 20 earlier this month. Plenty of time for marriage later.
On the other hand, she is n...
Thanks, Barb. Nick said the same thing; worse than his knee surgery, shoulder surgery and dislocations (prior to the surgery to fix his shoulder), his dirt bike accident, etc. Yes, my son is all boy and between football, rough housing, etc. he's h...
yeah, just had to go through the drivers license thing too. Go to your state dmv office and ask them. They were very helpful to us. We are from NY state. Here you let it expire but you have to fill out some form and mail it into the dmv and then y...
I was just talking to him and he said he "might" go to medical. He asked a couple other people who were OC sprayed on Friday and their vision isn't blurry. Yep, I'm a little worried. He said it's only his right eye.
Single Mom of 3 from MA. I have 2 daughters (22 and 19) and my son K (20) joined the Navy August 31, 2007 and is now serving on the USS Abraham Lincoln....it hasn't been an easy adjustment but I am extremely proud of my "shining star" and all the young men and women that serve our country...my brother is a Colonel in the USAF and I understand the military life and dedication, but it is different when it is your own son...I can offer alot of support for new Navy Moms living thru Boot Camp and deployment...I remember I cried every day for 4 weeks and lived for the first phone call and the short letters....or and the box of clothes.....more tears.....but the day of graduation was unforgettable and worth every tear I shed. I have lived through and survived my son's first seven month deployment and cried tears of joy at the Homecoming October 12, 2008. It is a journey. Goodbyes aren't goodbyes, but long silent hugs and a quick kiss. I look forward to sharing and making new friends here......:)
I am here to support or represent my:
K
Stage of (Sailor’s) Navy Career?
Enlisted
When I heard “Navy,” I:
Was concerned or afraid, Encouraged him/her
From my experience with the Navy, the most important thing I learned was:
How complete strangers will come up to me and ask me questions when I'm wearing my Proud Navy Mom sweatshirt and will tell me to tell my son Thank You for protecting Our Country.........Gosh, that just makes you feel so proud and thankful for having such a great son. The Navy has allowed my son to see the abilities he has and he has become a proud, confident young man.
Dear Andrea,
How are you doing? I missed hearing from you. How is Caleb doing? The new love of your life! AWWWHH!!! That's so beautiful!
I'm doing well over here. SO hating the temperatures! HAHAH!
How's the temperatures running in my favorite state of Massachuttes?
I swear, I should have been born in Massachuttes, I think that's such a beautiful state!
I just got the Massachuttes vocation book, I love to dream about going! UGH!
I was so hoping to go to Plymouht this weekend. It's my 30 year since Doug and I have met. I planned this since last year.
This year we got screwed with the taxes. Now that I'm on Disibilty, taxes were not taken out, so we had to pay this year.
Oh well, Plymouth will have to go on with out me! HAHA!
Kim called tonight. I was so determine to try to hear her. Her ship finally pulled out for five days and had 4 fires. That's good to hear! HAAH! One fire was electrical, another was oil, but I couldn't understand the other two.
Then I was joking with Kim. I told her that TV show "Ghost Hunters" investigated a few Navy ships, and did find evidence of paranormal activity. This part is true.
I joked that they got a call to go to Norfolk, VA. She asked which ship. I told her, "Yours" the USS Normandy. I'm dying now, trying not to laugh.
Andrea, I did not expect her answer! She told me that there is one ghost. I responded, "WHAT!" SHe told me she hasn't seen it yet, but the Sailors talk about it among themselves. Supposebly, years ago some Sailor hung himself in the engine room! Now, I have to research this out of my own curiousity! HAHA!
I finally did admit to her that I was joking about Ghost Hunters investigating her ship. That was too funny, I didn't espect that answer! HAHA!
Let me get going. Kiss Caleb for me! HAHA! You have a blessed weekend!
Take care and God bless.
Your friend,
Barbara
Hi Andrea~This si what my friend Lynn R said~Andrea was my "first frient" on N4M. That's how she knows me - that's it. She friended me.
So any news? I stasrt work today at 12 till 4 long days ahead! What did I ever get myself into? Zac said it would keep me busy and get him off my mind. I told him it would take more than that..They left last eveing after two weeks.So let get R done! He always says this!! Well not much else new ttys Sheila
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