My wife started a blog a week ago called Miser Mom. It is about being frugal and raising kids.
It has nothing to do with the Army, except for the fact that she has to deal with everything that happens while I am off playing Army on weekends and at summer camp.
The first blog post is her philosophy. I support what she does, but in a way, we both are reliving our fathers' lives in the things we do. Annalisa's Dad saw the blog yesterday and said, "I taught you that." referring to being frugal. My Dad loved the Army, stayed till he was a very old soldier and did not get a retirement. He also liked nice clothes, powerful cars and telling stories. Neither of those apples fell far from the tree.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
The Comfort Crisis: Embrace Discomfort to Reclaim Your Wild, Happy, Healthy Self by Michael Easter
In the hopeful world of self-help books the reader is drawn into the possibility of changing her life for the better. We could all be thin...
-
Tasks, Conditions and Standards is how we learn to do everything in the Army. If you are assigned to be the machine gunner in a rifle squad... -
On 10 November 2003 the crew of Chinook helicopter Yankee 2-6 made this landing on a cliff in Afghanistan. Artist Larry Selman i... -
C.S. Lewis , best known for The Chronicles of Narnia served in World War I in the British Army. He was a citizen of Northern Ireland an...
No comments:
Post a Comment