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Happy Flag Day
spaman--:
Can you PM me his name as we have a prayer list at the church we put these guys and gals in a special place in our prayers every day!!Thanks-SpaMan~
spahappy:
Thanks, and let me take this opportunity to apologize for my posts which took on a far more combative tone than a professional one last Friday.
Spahappy :D
Ruby:
SpaHappy-
I have a son who will be 21 in Sept and a daughter who just turned 18 two weeks ago. Neither have ever expressed a desire to go into the service. In a way, I am relieved because I can't imagine wondering where they were or how they were. (more than I already do)
But then there is a feeling of disappointment that they aren't willing/have the desire to serve our country.
You should (and I'm sure you are) be so, so proud of him.
I am. Please tell him thank you for me. My thoughts and prayers are with you both.
Hang in there Mom, you'll both be o.k.
Lori:
One of my dearest friend's youngest son is stationed on the USS George Washington! She does the same as you, doesn't watch or read news coverage! Especially when they were deployed in the Gulf last summer!!
I'm still praying! Glad graduation is over, I know it was a stressful time for you!
wmccall:
--- Quote ---In three weeks from today I will say goodbye to my 17 year old son who just graduated from highschool. He'll embark on the first airline flight of his young life, for Navy bootcamp somewhere around Chicago.
--- End quote ---
That must be Great Lakes Naval Training center. My Dad was there in 48. At least under the present circumstances the Navy seems like the safest place to be. (Not forgetting the cruiser in Yemen) My nephew however will be shipping to Iraq in July and will be in charge of convoys. :(
My nephew was in the Navy and the most dangerous thing they did was thumb thier nose at Khadfi. Oh, there was the time their carrier joined the America's cup in SanDiego :)
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