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Like Suzie (and with Suzie ;-) ) this was my first time meeting a real live Navy4mom! Was awesome seeing both our DS's on Family Day. What a blessing!
Suzie, that is awesome! And so cool that your DS is so far along. Mine is still working on his hobbies in LeMoore, waiting waiting waiting. He also has a project car, my husband and I hauled it out there from our driveway...what a fun trip! We drove through Monument Valley and it was spectacular! Jamielss, isn't that amazing! We thought the same thing...just shows how well-trained our pilots (and SNAs) are! I'm looking out at a foot of snow, but it's a bright sunshiny day here. We won't complain! Best to everyone.
DS just finished he carrier quals this weekend off the Stennis. I am so glad that is over. can't believe the first touch and gos are solo!
Suzie: DS is at Lemoore. How fun for you to meet up with a NavyMom. I was able to do that at DS's winging and we have gotten together several times. Someone correct me if the information shouldn't be posted here but the Vinson is in the Middle East.
Go Seahawks! My DS is at the game, 6th row seat courtesy of one of Paul Allen's band members. He completed his CQs in the F18 on Wed, returned to port Thurs and received a short notice deployment on Friday. He will deploy next week to join the Carl Vinson so it is very special for him to be at the game today. He wrote an amazing essay on his CQ experience as relates to the Seahawks' miraculous conference victory over the Packers. I have encouraged him to submit it to Stars & Stripes. This was my birthday news received yesterday! My head is spinning!!
CheriH....Congrats on the new grandchild, I take it that means we will get to see you a bit more here in Northern CA?
Hello all...it's been awhile since I've posted.
Welcome to TaniaB...tell us about your aviator. And if you have any questions, fire away. Somebody here should have an answer.
We had a great Christmas in California with our DS and DIL and our daughter and her husband. DS is playing the waiting game in Lemoore. He's been there since Sept 1 and they tell him he should class up in April. He's doing better with the waiting this time around; bought himself a project car that he has dismantled and is refurbishing. Our DIL tells us that there are still days that he sits on the couch and tortures himself watching F18 videos. Guess it keeps him hungry!
We are mostly settled into our new house and city. I'm still painting and decorating. We are anxiously awaiting the arrival of our first grandbaby (our daughter) at the end of February.
Wondering if carrier quals have happened yet for Suzie and Jamielss?
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