Oh… Military Life! This is likely what brought you to Mission: Milspouse in the first place. It is what binds the military community together with its wildly unique lifestyle.
Whether you are here to learn how to better live in this military life, how to support a loved one who is living the military lifestyle, or to see if this lifestyle is something you may like to be a part of, you have come to the right place.
Here at Mission: Milispouse the military lifestyle is what inspires us, drives our home lives, our moves, and our service member’s career, and gives us a camaraderie like no other. So welcome friend, take a seat and read more about all things that make us who we are and make the military lifestyle a life like no other!
And no, it is not the perennial graduation, Oh, the Places You’ll Go!. Which I will admit, I have never read, nor received as a graduation gift. I know, I know—I am the exception to the rule.
I realized this military spouse lesson while reading Green Eggs and Ham to my 5-year-old the other night.
Many people see the new year as a chance to make resolutions for the year to come. Some want to lose weight, and others want to change careers or save more money. I like to see resolutions more as personal goals for the new year. Things that you want to accomplish and goals that you can strive toward.
I have always loved this poem.
Perhaps it’s because I harbor grand schemes of doing great things.
I am a new military spouse and looking for some help on getting the basics of the Army life. Is there any sort of class or something I can take to learn this information?
Kim; Fort Bliss, TX;
Active Army spouse; 2 months
Dear, Field Problems:
My service member is set to take company command this November. I was hoping you’d have some tips for the reception. How much should we spend? Where should we have it? What should we serve? Also, do I do the invitations for him? Help!
Robin; Fort Leonard Wood, MO; Army spouse
I remember asking my friends that question while we were walking home. We were scared and confused, but we truly had no grasp on the gravity of the situation.
Sept. 11, 2001, wasn’t a typical school day from the start. At the time, I was a senior in high school. I attended Cathedral High School, an all-girl prep school, in mid-town Manhattan, approximately four miles from the World Trade Center.
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