Moving for a PCS (permanent change of station) can be extremely stressful. The first time my husband got orders after we were married, we had to move from the US to Belgium. Talk about throwing me into the deep end and hoping I could swim! I am a bit of a research queen, so I figured it out. Now that we’ve done this for a while and I have learned a lot of lessons along the way, ... Read More
5 Things I’ve Learned The Last Three Years
It’s no secret that I have not posted in over three years. The typical “life gets in the way” could be to blame but honestly it was more important that I took that time to get my family and I situated. During those three years we PCS’d (permanent change of station) from Belgium back to the United States which brings about its own set of difficulties. A pandemic swept the world, ... Read More
Navigating Life As A Military Wife
"I don't know how you do it." "What's it like being a military wife?" "I could never handle being a military wife." Those are just a few of the comments or questions that I get often. It's true, this life isn't an easy one. We spend more time in limbo than actually knowing what's going on. We pick up our lives and our children and move every 3 or so years. Along with the ... Read More
10 Awesome Father’s Day Gifts For The Veteran In Your Life
Shopping for Father's Day can be dreadful for most of us. My husband never asks for anything and when he does want something then he goes out and buys it. I actually end up having to tell him not to buy whatever I have thought up so the surprise ends up ruined. I think most veteran men are like that though. They have a take charge attitude and it spills over in to every part of ... Read More
Month of the Military Child – Celebrating Their Sacrifices & Achievements
April is the month of the military child. It’s the month that we dedicate to recognizing the sacrifices that these amazing kids make each day. So often we fail to realize that military children are serving right along with their parent. When the house is packed and we are sent off to another duty station, our kids are forced to start over again. This isn't just once or twice in ... Read More
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