One morning in December, while visiting my in-laws, I had a morning from hell.
I woke up (that’s a good start) and couldn’t put my feet on the floor (that’s not).
I mean, I couldn’t.
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One morning in December, while visiting my in-laws, I had a morning from hell.
I woke up (that’s a good start) and couldn’t put my feet on the floor (that’s not).
I mean, I couldn’t.
I’m as big a fan of The Beatles as any, but as of late, I find myself wondering if the Fab Four ever met a real life military family before writing that all too popular tune!
Love is all you need.
We’ve talked about why to budget and tips on creating a budget, but what about the practical application of spending that money? Shopping is part of our daily lives, and as most of us have experienced, it can sometimes be a “dangerous” activity—if we don’t have a plan.
At the very beginning of my dating journey with my husband, I took a lot of what I experienced as a military child to mind. The lifestyle wasn’t new to me. I understood (for the most part) what the life entailed, and I still went along with it. Despite knowing the everchanging environment, I thought that being a military child was enough to get my through it.
I was wrong.
I am The Perfect Mom.
Yeah, right.
In the words of a famous fellow Texan: If you believe that, then I’ve got some ocean front property in Arizona that I’d like to sell to you.
What happens when you make a big change, everything is going along great, and you feel better than you have in years, then you think to yourself…
“This doughnut won’t hurt.”
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