Moving

WE HAVE MOVED! AGAIN! This is part of living the military life -right. We set down our roots, we make friends, neighbors, we learn where the stores are, how to get everywhere and then BAM .. off we go again. We all know it is coming and we are ready and expecting it, but it is still hard to start over. Making a new house our home, helping the kids settled in a new school, cub scouts, girl scouts, church ... and the list goes on. Now, we are adding in the holidays. The list seems endless and yet we do it over and over again.I do this life - I chose this life when I married the man of my dreams. Some days just seems a bit harder then others. In a few weeks (ok maybe a a month or so) all my boxes will be unpacked, mu house will feel like home and I will feel settled in. It always seems to take me a good 4-6 months to feel really settled in before I feel AT HOME. In the meantime we will have Thanksgiving and Christmas and enjoy some good quality family time - which we always love!

The Beginning

How does one start their first blog?
Introductions, family, interests, faith, travels - so many things: yet; you know me if your reading this.
I guess it begins where you begin - Grand Forks AFB, spouse to a wonderful military man, mother of 3, lover of the Lord, scrapbooker (crafting in general), substitute bus driver, active in ESC, and military traveler of the world.
Does that wrap up my life - makes it sound so simple. BUT .. if you are a mother and a military wife .... IT IS NOT simple. I guess I wanted to begin a blog to tell my story, to share my travels and my ups and downs. I need a voice and a place to share. My husband is deployed and this will give me an outlet and let my creative juices flow. I don't know how often I will post or what I will post, but I hope to get my thoughts out here and maybe touch a few other military wives going through the same thing.