This week on AWTR we’re featuring The Center of Excellence for Sexual Health. Field Problems Resource of the Week: Soldier & Family Programs Manager Ms. Jean Mills, The Newbie Minute, Real Life Warrior, and Household 6!
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I’m the Luckiest Woman Alive
Exactly two weeks ago today, I was frantically fixing my hair, worried about shaving my legs for the first time in weeks, making sure our house was perfect, cleaning the van, packing the van, and hanging signs at 10 a.m.
Less than two hours later, our service member would return home!
It’s crazy. I started to think yesterday that, if he were home on R&R, he would be heading back in just four days. Boy, am I glad he’s not on leave!
AWTR Show #155: The Five Love Languages
oin us tonight for an amazing show! Dr. Gary Chapman author of numerous books – our favorite The Five Love Languages – will join us to talk about relationships and more! DO NOT MISS THIS! Field Problems Resource of the Week: OpLove.org. The Newbie Minute and AWTR Household 6! Call in to participate in discussion and ask questions: (646) 915-8736 Yahoo IM: armywifetalkradio
Please Let This Be My Last First Kiss
Recently, I was reading a magazine when an article about the last first kiss really resonated with me.
In the essay, the author was recounting her love story (which, if you recall, I love hearing those). At one point, she mentions that when she met the man she knew would be her husband, she then knew that their first kiss would be her last first kiss. My heart was nearly full of the romantic notion of it all—how exquisite to know, to be aware that you are in the middle of your last first kiss.
Of course, being a military wife, I have to put my own spin on it.
Is it Easier to Leave or Be Left?
Deployments come faster and faster. Home, away, home again, and away again. I knew I couldn’t be the only one wondering if it’s really harder to be the one leaving or the one who is being left.
I began a mission to find out.
When I asked service members and their spouses which is harder, leaving or being left, the majority of them seem to agree—it’s easier to leave.
AWTR Show #146: Marriage Advice
We’re continuing our Valentine’s day celebration with author Sheryl Kurland. Sheryl is here to lend us a bit of humor, and a ton of insight about having a great marriage. Field Problems Resource of the Week: Artist Stephen Cochran. We have the Money Minute and AWTR Post with the Most.
AWTR Show #140: Seven Secrets of Great Marriages
Join us for a talk with Drs. David and Jan Stoop. The Stoops’ are the authors of Better Than Ever: Seven Secrets of great marriages. We’re talking about how to make a good marriage GREAT! Field Problems Resource of the Week: The Hero’s Tree/Soldier’s Tree and the Relationship Minute.
AWTR Show #127: Babyproofing Your Marriage
Join guest host Star Henderson for a comical look on Babyproofing Your Marriage! Field Problems Resource of the week: Homefront, Newbie Minute, and AWTR Household 6 tips!
The Writing On The Wall
As I go about my day, I find comfort in my home, for my home is a connection to my husband. Yes, it is where my computer is, so I have my literal connection to my husband, but just as important are all the memories and reminders of him—us—that fill its walls and surround me.
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