On the island of Guam, the Operation Christmas Drop (OCD) is much more than a cute holiday romance streaming on Netflix. Here, it’s a tradition that sends “love from above,” and dates back more than 70 years – it’s the longest-running humanitarian airlift operation.
In this stage of my life, small acts of kindness are my love language.
Sometimes the unexpected takes us by surprise.
he final days of school are winding down to the daunting sprawl of time known as summer break.
Many military members have undergone overseas PCS moves, with some encountering short-notice moves and even fewer faced with a short-notice move to an overseas duty station.
Bye, bye, bye. Cute when it’s an NSYNC song, heart-wrenching when it’s your Milspouse reality.
I remember reading You Know When the Men Are Gone and thinking, “Dang, this Siobhan Fallon person nailed it.”
Among my family, the adage “grow where you’re planted” is taken literally. It’s not just good advice; it’s the fond memory of kicking muddy boots off on the porch, and Hot Wheels cars racing along dirt tracks in the big garden.
Living overseas as a military spouse presents a unique set of challenges, one of the most significant being finding employment. The process of securing a job in a foreign country can seem daunting.
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