Saturday, May 18, 2013

Sweet Dreams

March 14, 2013 by  
Filed under A Day in the Life, Bloggers, Featured, Vanessa

2013 has been a year of trial and error so far. I have not thought about babies since my seven-year old was born. Once she was potty trained, I looked forward and never once looked back. Well, now that A is here, I am learning as I go. To all of those that told me [...]

Buon Anno from Italia

Happy New Year! Or, as Italians might say, Buon Anno! It’s been awhile since I’ve written for My Military Life and I have to say, I’m super excited to be back. I’m in my last year of graduate school so any time I’ve spent on a computer in the past few months had been dedicated [...]

Simple Homemade Waffles from Scratch

December 15, 2012 by  
Filed under A Day in the Life, Deployment, Recipes, Vanessa

Do you ever get into those moods where you feel like eating breakfast for dinner or brenner? In my house, brenner comes at least once a week. There is something about eating an omelet or french toast at the wrong hour of the day to make you feel like a college kid again. I blame [...]

Oh Baby

Since my delivery, life has kind of sped by me. I feel like if I blink anymore, my precious baby will be a grown woman running off to college and getting married. I’ve forgotten how exciting and precious these first few months to a year of life are with an infant. Unfortunately, my husband B [...]

NOW YOU TELL ME! 12 Army Wives Give the Best Advice They Never Got – Book Review

December 10, 2012 by  
Filed under Bloggers, Books, Deployment, Featured, Resources, Tara, US Army

My Military Life is going to start doing some book reviews. This book came up first, and after a busy month of running around I finally sat down to read it. After 17 years as an Army spouse, you would think I would have read my fair share of books written for military spouses. I [...]

The Comfort Team: Review

December 8, 2012 by  
Filed under Bloggers, Featured, The Way I See It, Tori

  A friend and I sneaked off during the day while my kids were at school to see the world premiere of a play. We didn’t really know what it was going to be about or how we were going to like it. We walked to the theater and talked about how good/bad it could [...]

Why You Should VOTE!

Millions of Americans will take to the polls and vote today. Do you plan on voting? I voted, but don’t worry I am not going to bore you with who I voted for and why. I am here to tell you that your vote MATTERS!! Democrat, Republican or Independent! Cast your vote for the candidate [...]

Navigating through a high risk pregnancy and deployment

October 15, 2012 by  
Filed under A Day in the Life, Bloggers, Deployment, Vanessa

  No one said being a military spouse was easy. There are many challenges we must face on a daily basis that the civilian world doesn’t. One of those inevitable challenges would be deployment. Deployments can leave a loved one feeling sad, anxious, lonely, or doubtful about what the future can hold. They can also [...]

Memorial Day

May 28, 2012 by  
Filed under Military Appreciation, Tessa

I’ve never really been a patriotic person. Not to say I don’t tear up when the Star Spangled Banner plays on July 4th or that I burn the flag or anything, but I’ve never been one to run around the streets of America professing my love for my country and it’s people. Truth be told, [...]

Coupons To Troops

April 11, 2012 by  
Filed under Featured, Resources, Tessa

I first heard about Coupons to Troops while lazily scrolling through my Facebook news feed as I have so many other times before. Cool, so-and-so got her hair cut. Great, this dude is at work. Blah, blah. Same old, same old. However a picture of a ton of coupons caught my eye that was posted [...]

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