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Rallying for a Cause: My First Rally North America Experience
So, what should I expect during the Rally?” I asked my coworkers. Every answer I received was different and equally vague. I knew I was in for a wild ride for my first Rally North America.
Farewell, My Friends
As a new military spouse eons ago, I was fascinated with the traditions and customs of the Army. In particular, the events known as “Hail and Farewell” ceremonies, where everyone gathers either formally or informally to welcome or say goodbye to those in a fellow organization.
Guiding Your Children Through a PCS
Here comes summer; here comes a PCS! You’ve probably made your to-do list to tackle the tasks, and you can pack and unpack blindfolded. For the most part, a move is not only predictable but expected, and you know all the right things to do to make it as smooth as possible for you and your family.
Know Your Direction
Can you imagine starting to look for a house or school districts before you even know your family’s next duty location? Apply this logic to your job search, too.
How can you start applying for jobs before knowing your brand and value in the job market? Whenever possible, clicking “apply” should be one of the last steps in your job search following self-assessments, targeting specific companies, researching, and networking.
Should I Take a Chance?
Have you ever struggled back and forth with yourself on making a decision about an idea that could earn you a little extra cash and showcase your skills? Have you been so worried about the negative outcome that you almost stopped yourself from going forward with the idea?
I have.
News 6 Mashup: May 6, 2021
Here are the top stories for the week of May 6, 2021, straight from AWN News 6 Correspondent, Jolene McNutt:
• Final Troop Withdrawals from Afghanistan
• Dispose Old Medications Safely
• VA Testing Implant to Help Paralyzed Veterans Walk
• This Week in History
What I WILL Miss About Germany
As I near the end of my time living in Germany while my wife serves in the United States Army, this is Part II of a three-part series, examining my thoughts and feelings as I prepare to head back to America and leave Germany behind. Part I examined what I will not miss about Germany and can be found here. Part II, below, examines what I will miss about Germany. Part III examines what I’ve learned during my time in Germany.
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