THANKFULNESS and GRATITUDE – what’s the difference, really? Join LaVaughn as she explores the difference with a postive refelction on the season ahead.
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Being versus Doing: Finding Peace as a Military Spouse During the Holidays
The holiday season always seems to bring an extra dose of expectation and a whirlwind of “to-dos” for military spouses. There are cookies to bake, parties to attend, decorations to put up, and gifts to buy. For military families, the holidays can also bring added layers of complexity.
The Gentle Beauty of November
I love November. It is a really fun, and cozy time of the year. There are so many wonderful memories I have associated with this time.
Fall in the DMV
It’s fall here in the DMV (District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia)! The leaves are changing, and the colors are magnificent!
Navigating the Holiday Season as a Military Spouse: Embracing Joy, Faith, and Tradition
Navigating the Holiday Season as a Military Spouse: Embracing Joy, Faith, and Tradition
Finding Fall When You’re Missing It All
If you grew up in a region that offered the four seasons, or have lived at installations where you can at least experience some color in the fall, it can then be a huge disappointment to move to an area that doesn’t have much to boast during autumn.
More than just a Milspouse
While scrolling through some reels today on Instagram, I saw a few seconds of a reel where there was a woman reacting to someone who said, “Is being a military souse your whole identity?”
Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell: An Experience from a Military Spouse
If you’re reading this let me start by saying welcome! My name is Jerad Knight, a military spouse of a U.S. Navy Sailor and veteran of the U.S. Army.
What is a Military Spouse?
When I became a military spouse in the late 1990s, I wore the label, “military spouse” with pride, and that is still true today.
Mission: Milspouse is a
501(c)3 nonprofit organization.
EIN Number: 88-1604492
Contact:
hello@missionmilspouse.org
P.O. Box 641341
El Paso, TX 79904
