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How to Hack Your PCS
It’s PCS season. And before you freak out, know that you can do it! You’re stronger than you think.
Navigating Overseas Employment: A Comprehensive Guide
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.
The Timeline for Buying a House
If homeownership is your goal, we are here to share some pointers and review the timeline of buying a home.
PCS Season and TRICARE Changes
As the summer begins, household goods are being packed and shipped to new places all over the world. The excitement of a new duty stations also brings the dread of transferring your Tricare health care which can be daunting when managing multiple family members. Below...
How To Get Organized When Looking for A New Job
Searching for a new job can be challenging if you're not organized. As a hiring manager, it happens all the time. You call a potential job candidate, and they act like they have no idea who you are and know nothing about the organization they have applied to. Needless...
It’s Official…..
It’s official, J is gone and out on what I like to say as a “paid work glamping trip”. I travel a lot for work as well, mostly tropical places with beautiful beaches and delicious cocktails.
Forever in Ziplocks and Totes
If you walk into a military family’s home during a PCS, you will find a good portion of their belongings squished into Ziplock bags, or stuffed into large, plastic totes. These items are an absolute necessity to keep liquids from leaking, and objects to remain clean, protected, organized, and maybe even color-coded. I sincerely love Ziplocks and totes! I can’t imagine my life without the use of them…because they are not only a necessity during our PCSes, but they are also still a part of my daily life.
AWTR Show #906: Managing Minimalism
Join KateLynn for this week’s Milspouse Empowerment Moment all about managing minimalism. She shares her journey with minimalism and some tips she has picked up along the way. Anyone can go from owning lots of stuff to living minimalistically. KateLynn went from a 1600-square-foot house with a garage to a 300-square-foot camper.
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