Did you know… Mission: Milspouse published its 3000th blog post in 2023 and is still growing!
Hauntings and Lost Skeletons
It is October 2nd and I am looking for a skeleton. It’s my third day of the hunt and I’m beginning to lose hope.
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
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.
AWTR Show 460: Rough Cut Men
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A Business That Moves With You
Relocations can be challenging for military spouses, but with new assignments come opportunities to live in many parts of the country and even the world—and the chance to meet new people along the way. While life as a military spouse is certainly exciting, it can be difficult for military spouses to develop a career and hold the same job for a long period of time.
Take a Joy Break
Did you know research shows that simple joys like dancing around the room in your PJs are important to our overall happiness?
Studies indicate that our experience of happiness in life, to a great degree, is made up of simple daily joys. It’s a matter of learning to be in the moment enough to enjoy simple pleasures as they occur. Not so easy in our fast-paced military lives.
Making Your Kitchen the Heart of Your Home
Thinking back to my childhood some of my fondest memories are the times I spent with my mom in the kitchen. I have an image etched into my memory of me standing in my “spot” at the end of the counter, watching my mom cook dinner. I also smile when I remember making snickerdoodle or spritz cookies with her. It’s one of the ways I learned to cook – by watching her while we talked. This is why I love to cook and want to create those same memories with my children.
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