Your Digital Deployment Footprint: Preserving and Backing up Emails
In a digital world, keeping track of wartime memories and deployment correspondence is getting more and more difficult. I love […]
Marine Corps Celebrates Month of the Military Child
Service members put their lives on the line and face adversity whether forward deployed, supporting or preparing for war. In most
The Constants of Love in Our Military World
Our military world is difficult to navigate for many. I’ve lived more years alone than I’d like and endured through
My Weekend in Las Vegas and Review of The Palms
As soon as the words Vegas left my lips, a speaking engagement got extended to a last minute girl’s weekend with some
Employment and volunteering: A happy union for military spouses
It’s another typical day as a spouse of a service member. Get the kids to school, check. Finish daily errands,
Surviving Deployment Separation: 10 Tips to Help You Thrive
Deployments are always hard, especially your first deployment. The unknown can really eat away at you when your life seems
An Entrepreneur’s Dream: INC 5000 Embraces and Empowers the Military Community
There’s a really great party going on outside my room right now. There’s an open bar, the crowd is upbeat
Military Moves: It’s never goodbye, it’s see you later
Living on base has provided one of the most invaluable things in my life: a collection of friends. Throughout my
Let’s call a truce and end the Working Mom vs Stay-at-Home Mom debate
Being a stay at home mom is the best and hardest job in the world. There are days when you
My First Adventure on a Military Flight: How to Fly Space A
I had butterflies in my belly, not from the excitement of a loved one, but rather from nervousness if my
Military Member Gone: What it’s Like Sleeping Alone
Is anyone else like me? My husband is TAD or deployed and the idea of getting the entire bed to
Military Families: Going Home for the Holidays is Hectic
I’ve been reflecting on our yearly holiday journey. It’s always an adventure getting ready for the Holiday drive home. If you’re lucky enough