Hi there! I am Julie and Soldier’s Wife, Crazy Life is my blog.
I started this military spouse blog back in 2009 when we lived in Germany. The blog has grown and I love having my own space on the internet. You will find a few different types of posts on my blog. I write about military life topics, deployments, pcsing, and military life in general.
I have been married for 15 years and have three boys. They are 13, 11 and 7 years old. We have lived in California, Kentucky, Germany, and now Tennessee. In June of 2014, my husband went from Active Duty Army to Army National Guard. It has been quite the change for our family but a good one.
I do offer reviews and sponsored posts.
If you would like to advertise with me, have me review a product or offer a giveaway item at https://soldierswifecrazylife.com, please email me at soldierswifecrazylife (at) gmail (dot) com.
I also offer several different advertising opportunities
Please email me for more social media packages and rates. I can help you get your brand or business out into the world 🙂
My readers are mostly women between the ages of 18 and 45. A lot of my readers are affiliated with the Military in some form. Most of my readers do have children and live in the United States or overseas with the Military.
As of March 2018
- 27,000+ people have liked my Facebook page.
- 7,300+ people follow me on Pinterest.
- 2100+ followers on Instagram.
- I also have an active Facebook group with over 14,000 people.
- I have a Twitter following of 912+ on my Soldier’s Wife, Crazy Life account and 13,000+ on my Blogging Julie account.
Once again, you can contact me at soldierswifecrazylife@gmail.com.
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Regards,
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I am SGT Askie of the Florida Army National Guard. It is hard for me to write this, but I like it is time for me to my story in hope that it may help someone. In 2015 I deployed to Afghanistan and it completely changed my life. While in Afghanistan I invented a product call Rocket Bottle Plus; a rechargeable and portable blender. Shortly after returning home I invested all my savings into getting my product to market and lost it all partnering with the engineers and companies. I lost my family and the woman I was going to ask to marry. I was depressed and did not think I was going to be able to get out of the funk I was in. I reached out to my battle buddy I told him what I was going through; doing so was one of the hardest things I have had to do. As hard as that may have been for me to do it saved my life and business. I am now proud to say launching Rocket Bottle Plus July 1st! I hope you can share my story with others to let them know that there is always someone who is willing to listen and talk when we feel down or depress. Starting a business is hard, but starting a business while in the military is even harder.
You can find more information about my business at http://www.rocketbottleplus.com
With love
Why is it that me and my fiance are always arguing? We are getting married in three weeks
Hi Julie, I think you might like something that my late wife and I wrote to honor the men and women serving in the Armed Forces that won’t be home for Christmas;
The song, “I’ll Be Home for Christmas” has always been a favorite of mine during the holidays, and I always wondered why the person wouldn’t be home at Christmas. After doing some research, I learned that this song was written in 1943, by Walter Kent (music) and James “Kim” Gannon (words).
In 1943, America was involved in WWII, and I believe that this song was written from the perspective of the American GI, being away from their loved ones during the Holidays. For many, this would have been the first time away. My father was one of those brave men that served during this time.
I then started to think about the men and women currently serving in the Armed Forces today, and felt this song needed a second verse, this one from the perspective of the loved ones.
So with help from my late wife, we wrote a 2nd verse to honor the men and women that may not be home for Christmas.
They’ll be home for Christmas
But in case they’re not
Say a prayer, hold them near
And keep them in your thoughts
Christmas Eve may find them
Far away from home
Let them know they’re needed
And that they’re not alone
And that they’re not alone