Support my soldier husband

Will be fun, but it’s a lot of work. Everything is done by volunteers, so sometimes it’s difficult to get things done. Still, it will all work out. Trying to give it my best, but it’s difficult with also working full time. Someone who has more time needs to be in charge of this thing. Might be time for me to retire from the Army ;-) 15 months ago

There must be a place free of paperwork that all good military spouses go to be rewarded after filling out the tons and tons of forms that the government requires for everything military ;-) 18 months ago

A senseless random act of killing. Trying to support my husband and the others in our unit whose hearts are suffering. 20 months ago

Pretty soon he will have his 20 and we’ll be done with the military. He did his share; I’m very proud of him. 21 months ago

Gotta love the Army. Swear we did this already. Oh, yes, we did. Luckily, I kept all the stuff from the last time all in one place. A matter of just printing most of it out again… 2 years ago

Army’s sending him somewhere to do something – always good to be learning something new. Got books for him to study, and getting everything ship shape so he can leave without woring about in the middle of winter. 2 years ago

Got his army greens together. Dining out. Formal army dinner. 2 years ago

He’s home from Afghanistan, but has several more years in the Army. Keeping him motivated to stay in shape while he is “vacationing.” Helped him order his ribbons for his uniform. 2 years ago

Pain in the neck, but easier for me than for him to do. So I do it. I can’t believe, these guys offer their lives in the service of their country, and they can’t even get payroll correct. Eventually it will work out, but what a pain in the neck. 3 years ago

I try and put encouraging quotes on stickers on mail to my husband. Just a little extra something that hopefully makes him smile. 3 years ago