My daughter graduates on September 2nd and then she heads to Pensacola for IS A School. Can I bring her phone and laptop with me and give them to her at the airport or does she have to check in first in Pensacola and then in that case I would have to ship them to her? I know she is very excited to be in touch with the real world again and any info will be helpful.
Thanks,
Sean
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The airport works...you may want to consider giving her the phone and shipping the laptop....some schools are more restrictive about the electronics with new arrivals until they "class up" though I'm sure she will be ok with the computer.
I am not sure who was more thrilled once my son got to A School and was able to have his cell phone and ipad. He did go away to college, so I was used to him being away. The lack of communication really bothered my husband and me. Getting the first letter was a thrill. He will be finished MA A School mid September and coming home for a week than heading to Jacksonville, Florida. Best of Luck to you daughter...Patricia
Thanks, Patricia!
I know how you feel. The lack of communication is the worst part. Our daughter being away will be a lot easier to handle once we can talk regularly, and, of course, travel to see her often!
Good luck to your son and thank him for his service!
Sean
Patricia Lehmann said:
I am not sure who was more thrilled once my son got to A School and was able to have his cell phone and ipad. He did go away to college, so I was used to him being away. The lack of communication really bothered my husband and me. Getting the first letter was a thrill. He will be finished MA A School mid September and coming home for a week than heading to Jacksonville, Florida. Best of Luck to you daughter...Patricia
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