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Libby Custer’s Secret Pie: A Fall Tradition at Fort Riley
Fall is one of my favorite times of the year, perhaps only eclipsed by the Christmas season. The crisp, cool weather, the changing leaves, pumpkins everywhere I look, and scrumptious apple pies make this time one of delightful coziness and comfort. Every year, my...
Interview Etiquette: 14 Steps to Success
The rules of etiquette in a job search deal with behavior. Certain behaviors are expected and others may or may not be acceptable, depending on the circumstances. When we combine the expected behaviors with common sense and common courtesy, we end up with a useful interview checklist.
Military Life is Like a Snow Globe
Recently, I’ve seen a number of posts on Facebook and heard a number of comments made about how people outside military life just don’t understand it.
It’s true.
Not Just a Deck of Cards
Valentine’s Day has passed and all the chocolate has been eaten, but were you able to take the time to tell your service member how much you love them?
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.
Don’t Drift Apart: Develop Relationship Anchors
I was reading Honey, I Want to Start My Own Business by Azriela Jaffe and came upon the concept of relationship anchors. These are daily rituals that help you maintain your commitment to the relationship.
Anchors are extremely important when, between work and kids, events can quickly overcome you until neglect your spouse. Anchors can save you time and effort and simplify the way that you relate to each other while increasing your bonds and connections.
7 Questions to Ask Before Signing a Lease
Tenants are anxious to find the perfect home and often feel at the mercy of a landlord, which for military families under strict time constraints, can lead them to make unwanted concessions.
Take a deep breath and make sure that you have asked the right questions and covered your bases before you sign on the dotted line.
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