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 Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 3:27 pm
4laugh Awesome: glad to know you made the move alright!
Chris graduated PLDC today. smile
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Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 5:13 pm
Glad to hear you're doing well and enjoying CO!
Ooo congrats to your hubby, Dirge!
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Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 10:34 pm
WOO HOO! Grats to Chris for graduating!!!!
And thanks. It's SNOWING!!!!!!!!!!!
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Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 11:31 pm
Though I do not know the two of you well... yet...
Ill-- Congratulations on a smooth move. It's always great to hear that someone is doing well and not suffering the evils of guest housing or missing stuff.
Pirate-- Yay! Congratulations for your Chris!
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Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 8:50 am
Yi Min Though I do not know the two of you well... yet... Ill-- Congratulations on a smooth move. It's always great to hear that someone is doing well and not suffering the evils of guest housing or missing stuff. Pirate-- Yay! Congratulations for your Chris! heart ^_^ Thanks! Though we're not sure on the missing stuff thing yet. We did have a great set of packers that invintoried EVERYTHING! So we're hoping nothing's missing. If it is...We have way to much proof. lol. Nice to meet you by the way!
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Posted: Fri Feb 10, 2006 2:18 pm
Yeah for both of you ladies. Glad to here your move went well Illiana.
Dirge this means he'll be back home (or is right), glad to here it, congrat!
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Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2006 10:23 am
smile I got him back on Thursday morning. Thank you. heart
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Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 4:06 pm
Illiana_Galean Yi Min Though I do not know the two of you well... yet... Ill-- Congratulations on a smooth move. It's always great to hear that someone is doing well and not suffering the evils of guest housing or missing stuff. Pirate-- Yay! Congratulations for your Chris! heart ^_^ Thanks! Though we're not sure on the missing stuff thing yet. We did have a great set of packers that invintoried EVERYTHING! So we're hoping nothing's missing. If it is...We have way to much proof. lol. Nice to meet you by the way! It's always good to even inventory things before the move yourself. When I moved to Germany with my family, we had a load of stuff missing. Strange, little things, like remote controls, figurines and such. Because we had it documented in not only the invintory sheets, but also photographs- we were believed. However, I am not sure what my parents got as compensation. Nice to meet you too! heart
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Posted: Tue Apr 04, 2006 1:11 pm
Okay, so I'm going through this frustrating process of trying to find a preschool for Logan in the fall. I went to the nearby school that I know has one and it's RIGHT by my house. Not a problem, so I thought.
The problem is they won't be doing registration until last week of July, first of August. They told me I wouldn't be able to know if we qualify for the free preschool until then with a copy of his LES, whatnot. Which, I don't like just waiting around till then and it not working out. A friend told me there's a Headstart program on the army base, her husband is the same rank, so we would qualify for that. Of course, I would prefer to go closer to home.
With NO help from the school, I've decided to look on the web. It's been hard to get info, but basically in order for him to get in he has to meet income requirements, yadda yadda. I'm a bit confused with all the numbers. So here's the bottom line question:
My dh is an E-5 with 4 years in. I'm not sure if I'm reading all the numbers right, but will we qualify for one, WIC and two, the lunch program which guarantees his place in preschool.
http://www.fns.usda.gov/cnd/Governance/notices/iegs/IEG05-06.pdf
Which that website has the numbers. I'm just trying to figure if this pregnancy is considering under the household members or not? My head is just fried and not a lot of people who work for EITHER of those seem to be helpful on the phone. I don't want to to wait till last minute to know.
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Posted: Thu Apr 06, 2006 4:57 pm
Luna I tried to figure this out, but I am totally confused, wish I could help. Sorry.
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Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 4:05 am
Wow. I never realized how hard all this NAVY life is. lol.
I just got married to my hubby on March 2. 06. Making me a
new NAVY Wife. Well, he's out stationed in Virgina + we've just
been stressing out trying to get alot of things ready for me to move
out there, like page2, tri-care, etc. And find an apartment b.c we'll be
moving again next year in September. Phew. ALOT. lol. Well, It's kinda
stressful when his schedule is always changing + it's driving me nuts o.
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Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 10:56 am
Yup, it only gets even more hectic, especially if they deploy! Throw kids into the mix, it's a lovely little military cocktail, lol. xd
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Posted: Fri Apr 07, 2006 1:21 pm
lunashock Yup, it only gets even more hectic, especially if they deploy! Throw kids into the mix, it's a lovely little military cocktail, lol. xd Haha. That should be lots of fun [/end sarcastic]
lol. He goes in for a depolyement sometime this year
when I move there. I'll be alone, but at least i'll be able
to finish up school at home.
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Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 9:51 am
+silLLy_d0rk+ lunashock Yup, it only gets even more hectic, especially if they deploy! Throw kids into the mix, it's a lovely little military cocktail, lol. xd Haha. That should be lots of fun [/end sarcastic]
lol. He goes in for a depolyement sometime this year
when I move there. I'll be alone, but at least i'll be able
to finish up school at home. haha after getting married i moved up nborth with my husband, 2 weeks later he was deployed (hes a coastie) So i was in an area i wasnt familiar with with a newborn daughter and no one i knew around XD thankfully we moved into military housing instead of looking for an appartment so i learned the ladies around here quickly. <3
and since then all has been going well. i hope it goes the same for you. whee
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Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 8:55 pm
Okay, found out that an e-5 with 4 years in WILL qualify for WIC. Apparently, they will include the baby as a member of the household even if he's not born just yet.
Now, dh is talking he'd much rather prefer Logan to go on base for preschool, so I'm going to have to scour the AFB and the army post to see how long waits are and if we qualify for the headstart. xp
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