Episode 1: The beginning
Everything starts from something whether a new born baby, a sunflower, Grey's Anatomy (yes I am a fan), all these things are created from mind or body. This blog has a story on its creation so here it goes:
The world of Internet has allowed people to share family pictures, go to college, and then like myself one day it provided a means to vent. Angry that people felt the need to tell me to my face that they knew my husband "would not make rank" infuriated me. It wasn't that we wanted more money, as great as that is, the children and I have really sacrificed over the past year as he studied countless hours and the four months leading up to testing he studied several hours before and after work. I was disappointed because all I could think is how much the kids and I would have to give up to have him dive back into studying. I would never tell another spouse I knew her husband wouldn't make rank, whether I couldn't stand the husband or knew he never studied, you play nice with others. The military is a small world and you can either come across someone at another base or the guy that was never to make rank could end up out ranking your husband, haha.
I posted a comment about my anger and titled it the The Real Housewives of the Military and labeled the first episode: Promotion results have come out, telling another wife you knew her husband wouldn't make rank qualifies you as a douch. From there it took off and friends started adding their episode titles. My girlfriend, blogging savvy, took on the task of getting me set up and so here we are.
Ultimately we are here to support our spouse that is defending US freedom and lend a hand to fellow spouse knowing their plight is much like our own. Not tear each other down but as long as their our spouses that spew stuff out of their mouth I will have something to write about and find humor in.
The world of Internet has allowed people to share family pictures, go to college, and then like myself one day it provided a means to vent. Angry that people felt the need to tell me to my face that they knew my husband "would not make rank" infuriated me. It wasn't that we wanted more money, as great as that is, the children and I have really sacrificed over the past year as he studied countless hours and the four months leading up to testing he studied several hours before and after work. I was disappointed because all I could think is how much the kids and I would have to give up to have him dive back into studying. I would never tell another spouse I knew her husband wouldn't make rank, whether I couldn't stand the husband or knew he never studied, you play nice with others. The military is a small world and you can either come across someone at another base or the guy that was never to make rank could end up out ranking your husband, haha.
I posted a comment about my anger and titled it the The Real Housewives of the Military and labeled the first episode: Promotion results have come out, telling another wife you knew her husband wouldn't make rank qualifies you as a douch. From there it took off and friends started adding their episode titles. My girlfriend, blogging savvy, took on the task of getting me set up and so here we are.
Ultimately we are here to support our spouse that is defending US freedom and lend a hand to fellow spouse knowing their plight is much like our own. Not tear each other down but as long as their our spouses that spew stuff out of their mouth I will have something to write about and find humor in.
