Do you allow yourself to stay awake deep into the evening, worrying about things that will never come to pass? Do you find yourself thinking about yesterday and how it will affect your tomorrow? This has been me since the middle of May. Something struck at home and consumed me with worry—worry for today, worry for tomorrow. I haven’t been able to think and dreams haunt my night. I’ve finally found the courage to write about it and hope it helps you, too.
My husband once said to me, as I grimaced and tossed what was left of my dinner in the trash, “You know, you don’t eat much of your own cooking.” That night had seen the creation of yet another failed Pinterest recipe (or maybe that was how it was supposed to taste, who knows, but whatever the case, the result was not good). I turned to him and replied, “I’d eat more of my own cooking if it was any good.”
On this week’s empowering episode of Army Wife Talk Radio, we’re chatting with guests Dave and Cara Bronson about their appearance on the reality TV show The Briefcase.
On this empowering episode of Army Wife Talk Radio, we’re chatting with guest, Dr. Leslie Morland about anger and irritability management skills, or AIMS.
On this week’s empowering episode of Army Wife Talk Radio, we’re chatting with Elena Miliareses about the documentary While Time Stands Still.
Ah, February. The month of love and candy and stuff. I’ve never been a fan of Valentine’s Day, mostly because taking a special day to tell people that you love them seems really silly. Shouldn’t we be sharing love and kindness every day?
After having my second child, I realized that she was completely different from her sister.
She acted differently, she had a different temperament, heck, she even cried differently. I knew I was in for a treat. I say I was spoiled by my first child who was quiet, had the ability to play alone, and never really bothered me. My second was a polar opposite! Always wants me, is interactive, and always gets into trouble.
On this week’s empowering episode of Army Wife Talk Radio, we’re chatting with guest, Guy Shields about Army Emergency Relief.
There are many challenges that come with a life in the military, but there are also many sweet moments, and I feel it is important to relish in those good moments, when they come to us. My family recently got to experience one of these beautiful moments in our military journey—a Christmas homecoming.
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