Official Lifestyle Blog For Today's Army Wife
The year was 1969. The Vietnam War had been underway for 14 years when 18-year-old Steve “Pi” Piscitelli joined the Marines. The New Jersey teen appreciated the legacy of military service demonstrated by his father, a WWII vet who had served in the Navy, and Steve knew that he wanted to do his part as […] Read more…
Military life is wonderful…but it’s also chaotic, busy, unpredictable and ever-changing. As milspouses we’re expected to both bloom where we’re planted while also hurrying up and waiting. Honestly, striking a balance can be a challenge. With constant changes and surprise demands, flexibility, positivity and organization are a must! That’s why I have a secret weapon. […] Read more…
Could your military family or someone you know use a little extra magic this Christmas? How about to the tune of $500? The generous team at Veterans Rideshare has an exclusive giveaway for Army Wife 101 readers, and wants to give back to the military community and support one special military family this year! Veterans […] Read more…
The sun is setting, the air is cool, and your excited children are already in costume. You barely manage to get any dinner in them before they are ready to pillage your base housing for candy. You take a few photos and remind them of common courtesies: take turns ringing the doorbell; say “trick or […] Read more…
Military life involves many hellos and goodbyes, with deployment being the most intense example. You and your spouse can spend anywhere from a few months to a year apart, all the while dreaming of the beauty of homecoming. At first, things are perfect, then you remember/notice things that you had practically forgotten about. Little hiccups […] Read more…
The weather has cooled, leaves are falling, and pumpkin spice is everywhere. Yes, fall has arrived and so have some wonderful festivals that provide fun for the entire family. So grab your scarves, boots and sweaters, and get ready for some special seasonal events! If you’re stationed at Fort George G. Meade, one thing is […] Read more…