After spending some time as a military wife, I think there really isn't enough useful information out there for us. Even if there is, half the time it's too difficult to locate it. I am by no means an expert. But I believe that our community is one that continues to grow, those who have walked the path of the military lifestyle will always have a wealth of information and tips that can be shared and passed on to help out others. This blog is dedicated to just that, sharing ideas, inspiration, and knowledge with one another. Content here can be submitted by you (the reader). I hope you can take the time out to leave your thoughts, or if you're interested, send us an article of your own!
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A friend of mine, Row, was asking me the other day to write about my own personal experiences with regard to how I dealt with my husband enlisting in the Navy. While I struggled a great deal to write about it, since it really is different for everyone, I hope you will considering leaving your own comments with your own experiences for new comers to the Military Life. I am, by no means, and expert or a very well seasoned Navy Wife, I often seek help from others who are more experienced than me. I hope by sharing my stories with you all it will help to remind you that we are all learning and "serviving" together. This is the first in my new series of writings called Military Uncertainty.
Okay, maybe it's not always a fun road trip, but it's a necessary one. Today I'm going to talk to you about the actual travel between where you used to live to where are you going to live. Today's blog is going to include a few money saving tips and sanity savers. This may not cover everything, but feel free to add your own tips in the comments below!
Lately I've been running across lots of girls who are dealing with initial boot camp separation. While I know as time goes on for many the initial boot camp separation seems like a fresh sign of relief, some of us have been there before... And yes, It is tough at first. But you can do it! Here are some tips that I found useful while trying to get through boot camp separation.
