I miss you in the spaces.
When the world is still.
After the phone calls stop, errands end
And the day has had its fill.
I glide through the chaos
Through the noise
Every busy hour ’til
I miss you in the spaces
When the world is still.
Posts By: Retired Blogger
5 Ways to Help Children Adjust to a PCS
PCSing is hard on the entire family, but when you have children, they may take it the hardest. No matter their ages, a big life change like moving is a traumatic experience in their lives.
When PCSing from a loved location or a location where your family may have lived nearby or there were good friends made, the move is even harder for everyone. While you’re mourning the loss of this location, keep in mind that the rest of your family is, too.
Speed Dating, Mommy-style
You know about speed dating, but have you heard of mom dating? It’s a thing, y’all.
It’s what you do to check out little Timmy’s friend’s mom. Are you compatible?
Or…
Will you stab your eyes out if you spend more than 15 minutes at the playground with her?
Just Do It!
“Just do it!”
No, not the kinds of things Nike encourages, although that stuff is good! I’m talking today about things specifically related to military spouse friendships.
PCSing Pregnant: A Pep Talk
As wonderful as military life can be, it sure does throw you for a major loop every now and then. In my (short) experience, this usually happens during a deployment or a pregnancy. Currently, for me, it’s the latter.
White Space
If you’re like me, you look at the calendar you carry under your arm every day, the good old-fashioned day planner, and you see your future, planned out meticulously for weeks on end. From childrens’ activities, to work functions, doctors appointments, and, oh yes, even your trips to the grocery store.
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