My youngest and I were sitting on the couch the other night, just hanging out and watching some television. My husband was at work, and my older child was at a sleepover party. Out of nowhere, my son says: “Mom, I have to tell you something. I know the truth about Christmas.”
My goal this year is to make this holiday season a Christmas to remember.
On this week’s empowering episode of Army Wife Talk Radio, we’re chatting with guest, Adam Carter about knowing the laws that protect military folks.
If you’re the parents of a child with special needs, here are some lessons I’ve learned over the years that may make it easier to stand for your child when needed.
‘Tis the season. The holidays are here again, and my humans just never learn. They’re running around like someone just yelled “Cat!,” and threatening the young boy with coal if he isn’t good. These are odd times.
Fall is my absolute favorite season! I love the smells, the colors ,and the holidays associated with this time of year. Since it’s my favorite, I thought I’d share with you the 31 ways I choose to celebrate fall in October.
Hello, AWN Fans! As a member of the AWN Core Team, one of my responsibilities is to maintain Army Wife Network’s Resource Database, full of resources that can assist you with everything from deployment, to military kids, to support organizations, and more. All of the resources featured in the Resource Database are vetted by AWN to ensure they are reliable tools to assist you and your family as you navigate military life.
If you’re like me, you may be trying to prolong the warm nights, barbecues with new friends, and suntans as long as possible. Lucky for me, Alabama stays warm for quite some time after August ends, so our summer weather is here to stay for a bit longer. Why not help it last longer with some scrumptious summer snacks?
Well, it has been a month. A month of sleeping on my own, a month of taking care of the house and family on my own, a month since my service member left for a year-long hardship tour to Korea. I know many spouses have gone on this same journey, and I have wonderful friends who have given me great details of what to expect from a hardship tour.
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