I’m about a year or two behind the times, but I do love the “Keep calm and…” signs. Please do forgive me; I need all the reminders I can get.
As I hinted before, Big Sarge’s assignment here in Alaska is being curtailed eight months earlier than expected, and we are leaving for Kentucky in six months. Six months! Such a short time left here.
To the parent of the child that screamed during the entire 20-minute line at the commissary, who I could also tell is was the verge of tears and insanity: I have been there.
We’ve been settling into our new home over the last month, and I have personally been up to quite a few projects.
Many military families choose not to paint the interior of their homes due to the temporary nature of most assignments, but there is another easy way to use paint and update your space after a PCS!
There’s been an awful lot of talk lately about how many service members use food pantries and food stamps.
A lot of talk.
The last number I saw was 620,000 out of 1.4 million. I hope that number is inflated to appeal to a broad public’s compassion. I understand the usage of these public assistance programs in a way I never would have two years ago.
August. August is a good month, mostly because it’s back to school for many kids and my birth month. I’ve a had a lot to be thankful for this month, and I’m going to narrow it down to 31 things.
School is back in full swing for most of us. I’m one of those parents who loves when school starts back. Not because two of my three children will be out of the house for more than six hours each day (although that’s a slight bonus).
I love back to school because it’s a fresh start, and I love seeing my children grow and learn so many new things.
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