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I mostly enjoy being a military wife. I have lived all over the globe and have had wonderful experiences. I do miss my man when he is gone though. It never gets any easier, even after 15 years. My children keep me sane and insane at the same time (thank goodness). I used to quilt and I am thinking of doing that again...
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Angellinda wrote at 4:46 PM on Oct. 24 , 2010
Sending my Care! I get Awful Hot Flashes from Chemopause!
Stephanie087 wrote at 8:55 AM on Apr. 21 , 2010
hello from fort campbell!! =) hope all is well with you all!
mominbolt wrote at 2:12 PM on Jun. 12 , 2009
Just stopping by to invite you to "The Life of a Coal Miner's Wife". Hope to see you there! http://www.cafemom.com/group/thelifeofacoalminerswife
EmiliesMom wrote at 12:08 PM on Nov. 17 , 2008
Thanks for the reply to my post. I titally understand what you mean. I woke up like that this morning, and now I am stating to have some very weird dreams...so yea, I think the deployment can be done now... :)
Im here if you need to talkluvmycavman wrote at 6:09 AM on Oct. 18 , 2008
hey ya'll, it has been quiet on this site. What has everyone been up too?
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