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As we quickly approach the time of the year when public and private schools anticipate Spring Break, with summer vacation soon to follow, many homeschoolers are also planning their breaks. While some families plan road trips or visits to amusement parks, others prefer a low-key agenda that includes natural learning opportunities our their children.
While searching for your next place to live can be a big chore after a PCS move, the bright side is that it’s temporary. With a rental, you’re looking for a property to meet your needs for the next few years, not a more significant financial investment like buying a home that you plan to hold onto for a decade.
International travel is an exciting part of Army life! There are many wonderful travel books and resources available, but nothing can replace first-hand experiences. Whether you go abroad for a new assignment or vacation, it’s important to research the etiquette and courtesies before you go.
Do you know where to go if you break a bone? What would you do if you had the flu? It’s good to know the general types of health care available to you—especially when you need to make a quick decision about where to get care. And knowing how TRICARE covers each type can help you understand your health plan’s costs and rules for getting care.
Resilience has been the key to Desty Rae Boatright’s life. She’s always had the uncanny ability to bounce back from the worst life could hand her and keep moving forward successfully.
We’ve all heard it. THAT word. Resilience. I know I’m over it, and I’m a certified Spouse Master Resilience Trainer (C-SMRT). How does the word make you feel? Angry? Annoyed? Disgusted?
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