military wifey

sara (story of a girl) and i were emailing back and forth and she thought that i should post some of this on my blog for you guys to read. and then after you read that, i'll put a picture from my hubby's homecoming on here.


nope... it's definitely not easy being a military wife, but i wouldn't have it any other way right now, because any other way would mean that we wouldn't be together since the military owns him for at least the next 5 years. it really isn't that bad, though. i mean, it's nearly impossible to have a career of your own, but there are the perks like lots of vacation time if and when you get to take it and shopping at the commissary. and i'm so proud of my hubby for how hard he works and how seriously he takes his job, so i just try to concentrate on that stuff and hold down the fort at home. i totally respect the ones who go through deployment with kids, though! wow... i just had a dog to take care of this time. i know that God would give me the strength and that there will always be a good support system, so i could do it if i had to. it's definitely not the life for everyone, unfortunately, and you see wives and husbands who leave their spouses because they can't handle it.



and here's the picture from homecoming. it's the best that i can do without putting a picture of my husband on here =( but you can see how happy i am to see him by the look on my face. he is the best.