Some days are better than others. This is true for everyone. Whether you are married to a member of the military, married to a teacher, married to a CEO, or married to a truck driver. This is true even if you are not married at all. Having bad days is a part of life. Over…
Whatever situation you are in or whatever situation you have been in, you did have to make the decision to become a military spouse. You had to decide that YES, you wanted to spend your life with someone who is in the military. That YES, you wanted your future to include the military. So, what…
Have you ever lived in an amazing place and still hated being there? Maybe it was Hawaii? Or Europe? Maybe it was a place you thought you would love but now that you have been there a few years, you really can’t find the love? Maybe you are trying to bloom where you are stationed…
I couldn’t believe he was gone. I couldn’t believe this deployment had started. I couldn’t believe I had to go through this again. I certainly didn’t feel strong enough for this. I didn’t feel strong enough for the deployment. I didn’t feel strong enough for military life. And yet, somehow, the days went by. Somehow…
I recently saw a post on Facebook that talked about how you can still be a good person and say no, and that you are not required to set yourself on fire to keep other people warm and I loved it. So many times, we as military spouses, get to a place of extreme burnout….
Faith’s Military Spouse Spotlight shares how her love for Mexican cooking and tres leches cakes grew into a small business in Guam. Her story is also one of motherhood, postpartum healing, friendship, and finding a village far from home.
The first military friends I ever met were after I moved to Germany when I was 27 years old. I met most of these ladies through the FRG. I also met people through playgroups and PWOC. Over the years I have been able to make friends at places like swim lessons, MOPS, and our local…
Military life comes with a learning curve, and no new military spouse gets everything right in the beginning. These common mistakes can help you feel less alone, learn what matters, and give yourself grace as you figure out this life.
Taryn’s journey through fitness, motherhood, military life, medical school, and Guam is a powerful reminder that progress does not always require perfect circumstances. As an Air Force wife, mom, personal trainer, and business owner, she has learned how to keep showing up for herself even when life refuses to stay predictable.
These are the stages of a Military PCS PCS season is around the corner and life is getting quite hectic for quite a few military families. Although it has been a while since our family has gone through a military PCS, I remember the process and how stressful and crazy everything can be. 1. Bored…