Fast fact: Our blog will publish it’s 3000th (yes, you read that right!) blog post in 2023. All of the content is brought to you by empowered experience volunteer bloggers and insightful expert bloggers. You name a topic that a military spouse or organization could write about, we’ve probably got it. Current topics include PCS, deployment, parenting, finances, solidarity, humor, milspouse experiences, expert advice, and more. And if you don’t find what you’re looking for, you can always join us as a blogger to share your story!
Looking for a job can be tough, especially when there’s so much information out there on the internet. There are lots of things you need to know about writing a good resume, getting ready for an interview, and finding job openings.
Oh, what a week it has been! As a military spouse, the days leading up to J’s deployment have been a grand whirlwind of emotions and activities.
A friend of mine recently shared this word on her Instagram account describing how life looks on the homefront while her hero is deployed. Of course, I naturally agreed with her as soon as I read the definition.
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.
Sometimes, the words that flow out of my military children’s mouths just have a way of hitting me. A gut punch, saddening me for how they truly feel; an “ah-ha” moment, enlightening me to see into their world; or a rolling laugh over their hilarious observations.
Being a student is a one-of-a-kind experience. But sometimes, it can be overwhelming mentally and that is why we need strategies to overcome that stress.
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