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…
“In little towns like mine, that’s all they’ve got Newspaper clippings fill the coffee shops The old men will always think they know it all Young girls will dream about the boys of fall” Kenny Chesney “The Boys of Fall” More than just for the pumpkin spice lattes, the crisp chill that begins to settle […] Read more…
This is an amazing story and sponsored post on behalf of Pedigree. An enthusiastic greeting, an encouraging nuzzle, or quiet companionship — there are numerous reasons why dogs are known as “man’s best friend.” Science tells us that animals increase happiness and reduce stress, but if you’re an animal lover you already know this. Perhaps […] Read more…
At the end of a long day, sometimes there is nothing like a hot bath to ease aching muscles, melt away tension or relax the mind. Or perhaps you prefer stepping into an invigorating hot shower to wake you up first thing in the morning? For some of our disabled vets, bathing is no longer […] Read more…
The Post 9/11 GI Bill is a life-changing resource for veterans who have served for at least 90 days. Through the program, tuition payments are made directly to your school, and you’re given a monthly living allowance and a book stipend of $1,000 per year. And there are jobs waiting for educated veterans. Here […] Read more…
By now if you spend time on social media you’ve heard the story of the female soldier who hid out in her car to avoid having to salute the 5pm flag. She then posted a pic of her on Instagram with this caption: “This is me laying back in my car hiding so I don’t […] Read more…