Official Lifestyle Blog For Today's Army Wife
You’re far from home and getting nostalgic for your favorite holiday traditions. It can be super lonely to be away from your family during the holiday season, especially if your spouse is deployed. Instead of moping, create your own holiday traditions with your military family. Hosting or organizing a Friendsgiving is easy and gives you […] Read more…
We partnered with Sway Group on behalf of Trees For Troops to bring you this post. The holidays are right around the corner and we’ve partnered with the lovely team at Trees for Troops to share exciting news with military families who are looking for a FREE, real Christmas tree this year! Sounds too good […] Read more…
This is a sponsored post in partnership with IHOP. What if I told you that you could eat pancakes with no guilt, because you’re supporting an incredible cause? IHOP is partnering with the Children of Fallen Patriots Foundation , an organization that provides scholarships for children who’ve lost a parent during service. For the entire month […] 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…
Army Wife 101 wrote this post in collaboration with Expedia.com and SoFluential Media. All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own. Does your military family call North Carolina “home” at the moment? If so, you’re in good company — four out of the five U.S. military branches have bases in “the Tar Heel State.” Whether […] 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…