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Healthy Meals, Happy Life

Healthy Meals, Happy Life

Back in January, my husband and I committed to trying a little “food experiment.”

Today I am going to share our experience with you to kick off my series on Healthy Meals, Happy Life.

A Year of Thanks: February

I started this year of thanks in January, and let me tell you, trying to find something you are thankful for every single day, even when you are having a bad day is tough.  That sounds really bad, but it’s true. You try it!

My (Sort of) New Year’s Resolutions

My (Sort of) New Year’s Resolutions

I don’t do resolutions on New Year’s Day, just like I don’t always buy presents at Christmas. Resolutions (or goals, or improvements, or plans) are made in my life when they’re relevant, not on some randomly determined date. I get gifts for people when I see something that makes me think, “Oh! So-and-so would love that!” Those moments rarely coincide with a birthday or Christmas. People who know me know this about me.

5 Tips for the Deployment Half

5 Tips for the Deployment Half

A few weeks ago my service member and I celebrated the halfway point in his overseas hardship tour! In between working and trying to plan a trip to Korea to visit during his leave time, it snuck right up on me, but here it is, and now the rollercoaster can start making the descent, back to the safety of the corral it came from, back to a (somewhat) normal life together!

Valentine’s Day In a Jar

Valentine’s Day In a Jar

Happy (almost) Valentine’s Day!

Some of you may have just rolled your eyes, and some of you may have just done a little dance for the exciting plans you have prepared. Regardless of which side of the spectrum you fall on, I’ve always wondered where on earth this Hallmark holiday stemmed from.

For the Love of 550 Cord

For the Love of 550 Cord

I did not grow up in a military family. My dad was drafted during Vietnam but was out of the military before I was born. I lived in the same house for 18 years, all the way until I left for college. I didn’t know any military families growing up.

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