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The Hardest Part of Moving to a New Duty Station
The movers finished unloading, boxes are unpacked (mostly), and I’m trying to figure out where the wall decor will fit in this new home’s layout. I’ve met one neighbor and I’m beginning to settle in. But now comes the part of PCSing I find the most difficult.
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6 Healthy Ways to Handle Bad News
It’s inevitable that some time in your life, you’re going to receive particularly disappointing news whether it’s a diagnosis, a break-up, lay off, loss of a loved one or something else that takes the wind out of your sails.
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Tips to Help Save Your Sanity During a PCS
PCS season is upon us. For those out there who don’t know what the heck I’m talking about, PCS is another one of the endless military acronyms that stands for Permanent Change of Station, the military term for “you’re moving.” I have no idea why it’s called permanent because it’s not. For us, we usually average 2 years at each duty station. This go-round, we PCSed to Ft. Leavenworth, KS. We lucked out this time as my husband actually got orders months ahead of time, so I actually had some time to plan and managed to avoid another PCS fiasco.
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5 Financial Tips to Make Your PCS Move Easier
I was having a conversation with fellow military spouses about PCSing and noticed that the topic of finances was a recurring concern.
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Life Update!
The last couple months have been a whirlwind! There is so much happening, I thought I’d fill you in with what’s going on.
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Our PCS Fiasco
