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I love that we take time to celebrate our military children. As I watch my son grow up and recognize that daddy wears combat boots and a uniform, I think of the future talks we might have, the questions he might ask or how he might feel about our military lifestyle. I already feel like…
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Tag Archives: PCS Five years ago we received orders to report back – for the third time – to Fort Sill/Lawton, OK. I will be the first to admit that Ft Sill is not on my list of highly sought after assignments. However, to us it’s six hours from home and family. We lucked into post housing -historical… I feel you! We have been stationed here at Maxwell AFB twice now and after trying for 3 years to get orders we’re finally getting to PCS late this summer! Getting ready to jump off the cliff of the comfort zone of what we’ve known as ‘life’ for the past 4.5 years and head back overseas into the great unknown, excited but hanging on tight for the wild ride I used to work in Denton, TX and love the area! There’s some great folks in and around Denton. You’re close enough to Dallas and Fort Worth that it’s worth making a day trip, or feeling like you’re “getting away” for a weekend. But, it’s also far enough away that you’re out of the city mindset. You’ve lived at Hood, so you’re not surprised by the Texas summers. Not sure how the wild weather was at Hood, but Denton county always seems to be on Mother Nature’s “wild ride of the night” list. *LOL* Got a NOAA weather radio? Get one! You’ll use it often. I wish you luck on your move, and I hope you love Denton. OH! Get some tickets to the UNT football games. Folks I worked with said they were well worth the outing. Enjoy!  I don’t know about you guys, but I tend to get a bit blue during the winter. There’s the lack of Sunlight, the cold weather and a lot of times less than ideal conditions out there. My mileage for running tends to suffer during winter, so I’m not even getting the fresh air. Add a…  Well, we finally made it. After working like mad for a solid week with 9 finals, shipping my car, and watching the movers break one of my glass table tops, we are finally all together in Alaska! And as a happy bonus, we are already in on-post housing. This will mark the first time that… I love that you named your skillet! LOL I love that you brought your hooks. Crochet hooks have been my salvation! As well as Suzy the skillet.  This month Army Wife Network is getting you the goods on Fort Jackson, South Carolina for our monthly “Post with the Most” segment. Fort Jackson is the largest and most active Basic Training installation. There are approximately 4400 active duty personnel assigned to this post, 2000 reservists, 10,000 family members, and 5200 civilians. Fort Jackson… |
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