-
Recent Posts
Archives
-
Writers
Chapters
- Blog (15)
- On The Inside: Family (35)
- On The Inside: Jargon (4)
- On The Inside: Service Member (42)
- On The Inside: Spouse (36)
- On The Inside: Traditions (16)
- Outside Looking In (17)
- Rewards For “Living The Life” (18)
- Uncategorized (11)
- Worth Joining For (9)
- Worth Staying For (12)
Author Archives: Holly
Making a Difference
Events such as birth of a baby, weddings, funerals, deployment or reunion ceremonies, all trigger different powerful emotions in people. There are also times in life when you meet someone and are changed forever by hearing their life stories and how they have impacted others by their actions. Continue reading
Making a Donation: An Important Choice for Grandpa
Grandpa hung up the phone after listening to another organization asking for donations to help our Veterans. “I want to help our wounded warriors and their families, I need to reach out, but I don’t know what organization is really going to do what they say they are going to do.” Continue reading
It’s Finally Happening!
A permanent book section in all the military exchanges and libraries for military families is finally happening! Read more to find out the good news… Continue reading
WOW, What a Night!
Wow, a night full of tradition, precision and pageantry and hotties in uniforms. One more thing to add to my list of things I love about the military. Continue reading
Well, Duh! It only makes sense.
Two months ago, I sat in a conference room with a senior Maine Corps’ spouse, a representative from the Marine Corps library system and some of the directors from the Marine Corps Exchange. I was thrilled to have this opportunity Continue reading
TAPS – The Day is Done
I heard a bugle sound. In only three little notes and I knew exactly what it meant…The Day is Done. Continue reading
You Know You’re a Parent of Someone in the Military When…
You Know You’re A Parent of Someone in the Military When… you swell in pride when accompanied by your son or daughter in uniform.
Speed Friending
I wasn’t sure I wanted to make the effort to drive all the way into downtown DC to go to a military spouse’s luncheon because I really didn’t know anyone except for one person who encouraged me to go. But I knew what I needed to do… engage my “speed friending” skills that I have nearly perfected after all these years of being a military spouse. Continue reading