My husband and I just celebrated our 17th wedding anniversary this past weekend, and I couldn’t help but sit across from him at dinner and grin from ear to ear. My heart is full. It only took three dates for him to ask me to marry him, of which my response was, “why...
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AWTR Show #923: Going Beyond, “Thank you for your service”
Thank you should be seen as an icebreaker and not an ending. Going beyond, “Thank you for your service” can be easy and creates a more meaningful conversation. Some good follow-up questions are: what branch did you serve in or what was your job? These questions will help to form a deeper more authentic connection with the person you want to thank.
Hail and Farewells- It’s a Unit Thing!
With every new unit or army move comes the opportunity for new friendships, new experiences, and new adventures. Not everyone is comfortable being new to a unit or post, but attending the “hail and farewells” means you don’t have to be new for long!
Military Spouse and Caregiver Scholarship
Since its inception Hope For The Warriors (HOPE) has strived to support the entire military through its programs, particularly spouses and caregivers. We all know that the entire family serves, and many continue to serve even after their warrior is out of the service due to injuries and unforeseen life changes from said injuries.
How to Choose the Right Homeschool Curriculum
Homeschooling is an excellent option for military families. It allows you to customize your child’s education to meet his or her individual needs. When it comes to choosing a curriculum, there are tons of options available. So, how do you know which one is right for your family?
The B Side
Grwing up in the late 70s and early 80’s, I became a saavy record collector. You all remember records? The old school way to build a playlist?? I admit, I usaully bought a record for the A side. That side of the album or 45 that had the hit song, the catchy song, or the song I wanted to hear everytime I turned on the radio. I never bought a record for the B side.
For One Military Spouse, ‘Helping People is What it’s All About’
Did any of you PCS during the pandemic? For so many in the military community, an already challenging situation of a new duty station became that much more difficult when the world shut down, businesses were shuttered and our chances for connection — so desperately needed in this military life — suddenly, for many of us, became nonexistent for the first time.
Strength Training with Joe Castro
The importance of balanced training in running or any other sport can not be overstated. Strength training plays an integral part of that balance and here today to give us the inside scoop on the importance of strength is personal trainer and military Veteran Joe Castro.
Approaching Professional Development as a Job Seeker
What if you’re not looking to change careers and you already have the qualifications required in your field? Continuing to pursue professional development depicts a proactive and willing approach to growth. Maybe you learn a new language, study a software program, or join a professional organization. Being a lifelong learner enhances your ability to be a strong candidate for the roles you choose to pursue.
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