My spouse has been in the Air Force and Space Force for 19 years combined, and apparently that makes me a ‘seasoned’ spouse.
Posts By: Sheila Rupp
Don’t Wait for Tomorrow: Life Isn’t a Dress Rehearsal
Don’t wait for tomorrow, especially in the season of PCSes, it’s not uncommon to hear military spouses say:
Worthy of a Hand Carry
When asked, “What’s your most prized possession?” You might answer immediately, thinking of an expensive piece of jewelry or maybe a photo album.
Things Your Military Teen Wishes You Knew About PCSing
PCSing isn’t easy, for anyone. While we plan ahead for our children and do the best we can to help our military kids adapt and adjust, PCSing for teens is different than it is for younger children.
How I Learned to Start Saying No, So I Can Say Yes More
Early on in my husband’s career, I volunteered like it was my job. New to the base and new to the military life, I was eager to get connected and make friends. I vividly remember introducing myself at a spouses’ club meeting, “I’m new here and I really just want to make friends.”
Give the Base a Chance, You Just Might Like It
At some point, you’re probably going to find out you’re moving to a base that you’ve heard less-than-desirable things about. But, try to remember that sometimes the good things aren’t talked about. Sometimes the complaints are louder.
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