Resources for everyday military life, dealing with deployments, and support for military families.
As someone who grew up moving quite a bit, and has moved several times in adult life, I can understand how much of a pain in the behind moving can be. Over the course of the years, especially with our
A sweet friend at church has been battling cancer. I had this gut feeling that he enjoyed coloring, and it’s a great way to relieve stress, so I decided to make some encouraging flower and Bible verse coloring pages. I
My husband was away on his first deployment. Halfway through, Baby S arrived. I chose to breastfeed, and I am thankful I did, but let me tell you…breastfeeding when your spouse is deployed is hard! I want to share with
My youngest son, S, struggles with separation anxiety. As much as I would love to hold him in my arms 24/7, this just isn’t possible. I have two kids that need my attention. I have a house to take care
When you move into a new house, it can take a bit to get settled in. You have to clean, get everything organized, make it cozy and livable…it’s a lot of work. Having recently moved, I wanted to share some
Military PCS’s can be challenging, especially when the holidays come around. Having just gone through one myself, I can totally relate to all the things you have to leave behind and try to replace in a hurry, especially if you plan to have guests. However,…
Growing up, I remember my grandpa had two adorable basset hounds, Bart and Tipsy. Perhaps it’s because of them, but I just love basset hounds, so I decided they would be focus of my dog coloring page for adults.
I’m not always a cat person, but when I am, it’s all about those kittens. I mean, seriously. Who can resist an adorable little kitten, all squishy and soft?! This month’s cat coloring page for adults was something I struggled
