We get to take a very special road trip tomorrow - we are heading back down to Fort Benning, Georgia to bring home the youngest son, who is now officially an Infantryman in the US Army - and VERY proud of it! We bring him home Saturday for ten days, so he'll have Thanksgiving at home - hooray!
And I am working on a blog giveaway, but it will be on hold 'til we get the young man safely home. Have a wonderful week, everyone, and I'll try to post some pictures this weekend!
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- Terri
- Tennessee, United States
- Terri is a wife, a mother, a Nurse Anesthetist, an avid gardener, a baker of bread and a grower of herbs... and a RUNNER! She loves horses, dogs, chickens, good books, chocolate and good wine.
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What a blessing to have him home for the holiday. God bless you all and give you a safe trip. Please tell him Thank You from Nalley & me.
You guys be safe going to pick him up!
Yeah! So glad you get to have him home for Thanksgiving! You won my giveaway--just email me! Have a really good trip and enjoy your time with him!
I hope you have a safe trip when picking him up and have a very enjoyable Thanksgiving. Let him know we are all proud of him!
Take Care,
Debbie
Have a good trip, Terri! It will be so nice for you to have him home for the holiday. :)
So glad you get to have him home..I have two sons that are Marines...and I tell you it is hard to let them go...but I am so very proud of all our military..have a safe trip,and I know you will have a great visit with him being home...
Congrats to your son. Enjoy your time over the holiday!!
That's great news! I'm very happy for you. Let him know that my family and I are proud of him and what he's doing for our country. :)
Hope you had a nice trip there and back Ms. Terri.
I salute your youngest son!
(How do you give away a blog?)
My father trained at Ft. Benning back in the 1940s as he readied for duty with the 82nd Airborne. I'm sure he is quite aware that he walks in the tracks of honor, and leaves a trail for those who follow in years to come. Blessings to you all.
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