As the calendar turns and a new year begins, it’s natural to feel the tug of hope. It is also the promise of fresh beginnings for many military spouses.
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Making Holiday Spirits Bright with the USO
Check out six ways the USO can make this season a little brighter for you and your family.
TRICARE Open Season Ends Dec. 10: Your Last Chance To Update Health Coverage for 2025
TRICARE Open Season Ends Dec. 10: Your Last Chance To Update Health Coverage for 2025 Time is running out to review and update your TRICARE health plan for 2
Discovering a Life of Gratitude
THANKFULNESS and GRATITUDE – what’s the difference, really? Join LaVaughn as she explores the difference with a postive refelction on the season ahead.
Reviving Army Traditions—Black Tie Tactical Style
Reviving Army Traditions—Black Tie Tactical Style! You’ve been there—you ordered the perfect outfit for an upcoming event, and it turned up as an example of, “This is what I ordered, but this is what arrived,” if it even arrived at all!
Managing stress around the Holidays
Many people can experience stress and anxiety leading up to a holiday, making some holidays less enjoyable. Expectations come with the holidays, such as buying a gift or attending a party. We are often asked to spread ourselves thin, trying to make everyone else happy for the holidays.
How’s Your Thought Life?
*How’s Your Thought Life was written in collaboration by women at Planting Roots, a faith-based nonprofit serving Christian military women and wives. If you’re interested in joining a highly creative and supportive writing, praying, and worshiping community please connect with us.
Finding Gratitude in the Chaos of Military Life
Gratitude. It’s a word we hear often, especially this time of year. And, it’s usually paired with some inspirational quotes or turned into a challenge to journal your thankfulness.
Being versus Doing: Finding Peace as a Military Spouse During the Holidays
The holiday season always seems to bring an extra dose of expectation and a whirlwind of “to-dos” for military spouses. There are cookies to bake, parties to attend, decorations to put up, and gifts to buy. For military families, the holidays can also bring added layers of complexity.
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