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What to Do First When You Receive Overseas Orders

Written By Lizann LightfootPosted on Sep 30, 2019CategoriesMoving
If you just received orders overseas, congratulations! You are in for a unique experience and memories that will last a lifetime. But before you get caught up in dreams of clear beaches …
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Tips for a Healthy Morning Routine

Written By Posted on Sep 24, 2019CategoriesHealth & Wellness
If you are anything like me, summer has destroyed your school morning routine. I can feel the first day of school slowly creeping closer, and I feel the need to strategize! Gone …
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What I’m Good At

Written By Posted on Sep 17, 2019CategoriesParenting
I had coffee recently with a friend. Wait…let me rephrase that. I asked a friend to pretty-please meet me at church while the kids were in classes because that’s the only adult …
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U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Jeffrey Sieff, a Boom Operator with the 50th Air Refueling Squadron, embraces his wife Ivy, after returning from a deployment, MacDill Air Force Base, Fla., June 22, 2019.

Rangers (and Their Families) Lead the Way: Part II

Written By Nora AndersonPosted on Sep 10, 2019CategoriesMilitary Life
Ranger School is tough. At a minimum, it’s 62 days long – with no communication and no true end date. When my husband first started Ranger School, there were 360 other students …
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When the Dust Settles

Written By Posted on Sep 5, 2019CategoriesMoving
Ahh, PCS season. There are so many moving parts to a PCS and such a sense of relief when it’s finally complete. Truthfully, even after the boxes are unpacked and the furniture …
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Young couple packing and checking stuff by using checklist before moving to new residence.

Mission Ready: Natural Disaster Planning

Written By Posted on Aug 29, 2019CategoriesMilitary Life
In our first month in New Orleans, a thunderstorm dumped eight inches of rain on us in a period of just a few hours. We had no idea how quickly this city …
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