We’ve moved about every 2 years for the entirety of my husband’s military career. And now, whether we are facing a PCS or not, I frequently get the itch. You know the one I’m talking about – the itch to redecorate and reorganize. The one that requires me to rip...
We all know that self-care is important. But, the reality is that we’re spouses, parents, co-workers, caregivers, and more. Most of us likely put everyone and their needs in front of their own.
Military life is filled with tradition. If you’ve ever been to a military ball, a promotion ceremony, change of command, or any other military event, you’ve seen many of those traditions.
As a seasoned spouse, I’ve seen the rise of the word “resilience” in military circles. I appreciate — greatly — the focus on building strong skills for coping.
Not too long ago, I was having a bit of a rough day. You know the kind. Waking up on the wrong side of the bed, staying grumpy like a teenager, getting cut off in traffic. Nothing huge, but I was in a funk. Those rain clouds followed me all day. By late...
When it was first released, our family fell in love with the film, and over the years, we’ve grown more attached to it, especially the concept of building core memories.
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