VSP junior guest writer Lucia Johnson finds her “new roots” as she works through the differences between summers of moving and summers of staying as a military kid in this mini blog post.
VSP guest writer and comedian-in-the-making, milspouse Heather Barnhill takes both an entertaining and useful approach in this PCS survival guide for the resourceful military spouse.
VSP’s Audra Edwards reveals what she describes as the “PCS Valley of Blah,” a lesser known, transitional time some milspouses experience in the initial weeks after a military move.
VSP’s Kristie Rigdon shares her top tips as a military mama for creating fun summer memories with your kids, whether you’re in the middle of a PCS, juggling TDYs, or just soaking in the sunshine!
VSP’s Amy Uptgraft lets her heart speak as she describes recently sending off her twin sons to West Point as they follow in her veteran husband’s footsteps and continue the legacy of military service.
VSP’s guest blogger (and website designer!) Selena Conmackie writes about her mother’s encouragement to choose to live her military spouse life with adventure.
VSP’s Wendy Caldwell reveals the mental, emotional, and physical processing military spouses go through to accept retirement and the idea of moving for the final time and staying somewhere for good.
VSP’s Audra Edwards processes what it means to truly live and breathe in the temporary places she and her husband inhabit as a military couple, all while waiting for the next move to come.
VSP’s Lea Johnson reflects on the “many iterations of ‘home'” she has experienced as a nomadic military spouse.
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