Veterans Day. A Day set aside to say Thank You, We Appreciate You and Well Done to those who have volunteered to serve our Country for our freedom. On this day, many Military families simple take the time to be together. To make new memories and cherish the moments they […]
Army Life
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This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Suave via MSB New Media. The opinions and text are all mine. My husband was in the Military for over 15 years and as a Sergeant he was responsible for enforcing the rules – some of which weren’t always […]
About a week ago I saw a commercial for a new Campaign sponsored by Walmart. It’s called #GreenLightAVet – the premise? To show everyday support of Veterans by simply switching 1 light outside our homes to green. The color Green means hope and well-being… Once a soldier returns home and takes off […]
I am a Military Spouse. This means I have had my fair share of moving from place to place on short notice and most times without a lot of planning BUT I always had the Military force behind me when doing it. Now that we are retired (yup I […]
When I was approached by the Military Spouse Wellness Summit to be an Ambassador for the very 1st FREE Online Event focused on providing resources for the wellness of Military Spouses I knew it was something I couldn’t refuse. As a Military Spouse I have often been in that place […]
As a spouse we often take the weight of making sure everyone else is taken care of upon ourselves. We want everyone to be healthy, happy and supported. Yet in the midst of that we often forget that we need the same things to be there for them. As a […]
Thinking of who I admire the most in my family when it comes to adjusting and learning how to find new roads during our military journey usually takes me right to my husband. He is the soldier after all. Yet this time, I actually thought of my son – The […]
During the first few years of life as a Military Spouse it was so easy to allow myself to become His Wife, Their Mother and Your Friend all while slowly forgetting who I was. It wasn’t until my husband’s retirement that I realized I didn’t really know who ‘me‘ was. […]