by Anna Bruner | Mar 14, 2022 | Military Spouse Life, Self Care
Self-care can mean many different things to many different people. So, let’s unpack this term. Self-care, to me, is: taking time for myselfto be myselfto care for myself Taking care of MYself has many aspects: personalspiritualprofessionalphysicalemotionaland...
by Julie Provost | Nov 23, 2021 | Conversations, Military Spouse Life, Milspouse Conversations
With the holiday season ahead of us once again, you are probably making your plans. Many will be traveling, either back home, or to the in-law’s place. But many people either choose to stay home or are unable to travel back home to spend the...
by Julie Provost | Oct 26, 2021 | Military Spouse Life
I do not like to cook. I know a lot of military spouses love it but I have never been able to get on board. I try, but I feel like I fail so many times. My husband is the main cook of the family. He doesn’t mind cooking and this arrangement works...
by Ny | Oct 18, 2021 | Conversations, Military Spouse Life, Milspouse Conversations
There is something about getting older, about reaching the middle part of life. It’s like an irrevocable feeling of the passage of time and the knowledge that every decision that one has made in life has brought them to this point in time, for...
by Julie Provost | Sep 27, 2021 | Military Spouse Life, Milspouse Conversations
This is your first duty station, and you are still trying to figure things out. You are now a military spouse, but what does that mean and does that mean you have to give up yourself? How can you stay unique as a milspouse? Here are some ideas! ...
by Guest Writer | Sep 20, 2021 | Military Child Teen Life, Military Spouse Life
Jasmine Smith Photography – Shermaine Perry-Knights – Library You ask, why did I write this book?†I Move A Lot and That’s Okay is simply the book that I wanted as a kid. Let’s face it, moving is hard to do! Moving is incredibly scary for...
