Our post, like many military facilities, has lodging and a snack bar for incoming/outgoing families, and I stopped at ours the other day to pick up lunch to drop off for my husband.
While waiting for my order, I took a seat alongside a mother and her child, a little girl of no more than three or four years who kept meeting my eyes with hers as she cozied up to her mother’s side.
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With every move comes the pressure of adapting to a new environment and routine. Coupled with the stress that comes with starting a new job or going to a new school, the emotional aftermath of a move can leave you, your spouse, or your child longing for the familiar facesContinue Reading
A civilian friend recently asked me if I think schools do enough to help military families. I think she was surprised at my answer, which fell out of my mouth before I could give it a second thought. “No,” I told her, “I don’t think schools do enough.”Continue Reading
You know one of the things I love about military life? I love the well-rounded education my child has received. I know some folks see the moving around from school to school as a negative, but I don’t. I used to see it that way, back when I was onContinue Reading
