That's it? No problems with parking spaces? No issues with renegade pharmacists? No encounters with Neo-Nazi, David Duke loving convenience store clerks? Damn. I'm gonna have to work today :( WPJ
This blog started as a way to document my life being married to a longtime reserve soldier who spent a year in Iraq. Now it's about life after Iraq for a reserve family - splitting our hearts and lives between the civilian and military world, and living with a greater appreciation for active duty families.
5 comments:
Nothing like leaving what needs to be done until it needs to be done.
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Uh oh, crunch time. Good luck on all the preparation. I know how happy you and Terry will be to have some normalcy back. cw
I'll be counting down the days with you :) 400 days??? Wow! You are amazing!!! I thought 366 was a lot...the end is near!
That's it? No problems with parking spaces? No issues with renegade pharmacists? No encounters with Neo-Nazi, David Duke loving convenience store clerks? Damn. I'm gonna have to work today :(
WPJ
Nicole it more like 450! trust me I suffered through every one of them ugh
CPT Terry
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