Articles by Kate S.
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2 Ingredient Pizza Dough (No Yeast Required)
Fridays are usually pizza night in my house! If I’m being honest, as much as I love homemade pizza dough, it can be a tedious task. So, between not having yeast in my house right now and my pure lazin...
Get Your Sweat On Without The Fees: Free Workouts at Home
Was your New Year’s resolution to work out more but not want to commit to or pay for the gym and not be a fan of running during the winter months? I got your back…and abs and biceps covered!Here are s...
How to Be More Mindful and Less Stressed This Year
We are getting back into the swing of things after all of the holiday “stuff”, and that means the stress is slowly building again. School Activities…Work Tasks…Military Chaos…Life Happenings…and every...
Wait Until You See Our Team’s Top Thanksgiving Recipes
Thanksgiving is a time for friends and family to get together. We all have our favorite foods that we hope to see for turkey dinner, and we wanted to share some of our favorites with you!KateAfter I m...
Pumpkin Muffins: Quick and Easy with Only Two Ingredients
My baking skills are not not always on point! So, when my mom showed me this easy, two ingredient recipe, I was SOLD!Ingredients:1 box of cake mix (any flavor)1 can of pumpkinDirections:Dump the cake ...
It’s Pumpkin Spice Latte Time: Snuggle Up & Grab a Cup!
See how easy it is to make your own PUMPKIN SPICE LATTE! Much healthier than the coffee shop version, and a lot less inexpensive!Three things you should know about me:I LOVE COFFEE!I LOVE PUMPKIN!I LO...
Helpful Tips for a PCS move
Our next PCS season will soon be upon us. As soon as it seems spring peaks its head out, the orders start to drop. One thing all military families can agree on is that moving is never easy.There is so...
Spring 2025 Commissary Sidewalk Sale!!!
Get excited and get your carts ready, because the Commissary Sidewalk Sale is coming your way! Throughout the month of May, Commissary patrons can start stocking up on so many favorites that will be a...
Life of the Military Child (As Told By One)
Did you know April is the Month of the Military Child? Military children lead different lives than their civilian counterparts, But there are pros and cons to this fantastic job that someone has to do...
How to Celebrate Your “Brats” for April!
April is the Month of the Military Child, the perfect time to celebrate our special little troopers. Military life is hard, but it can be significantly harder for children. Here are some great ways to...
Things Military Spouses Say
If you’re a military spouse these may be very common things you have probably said at one point in time or another and can totally relate to. From uniforms, to moving and everything in between.Don’t g...
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day the Inexpensive Way
You don’t have to be Irish, per se, to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day! Here are some fun way to celebrate on a budget!Ever since I was little, I loved Saint Patrick’s day, always dressing in green, eating ...
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Portable Careers for Military Spouses
PCS orders can change your address in a matter of months, but they should not have to erase your career momentum.For military spouses, a portable career is more than a job labeled “remote.” The goal is to find work built around skills that employers need in many places, credentials you can transfer or maintain, an employer that can keep you on through a move, or a client base that can travel with ...
The Invisible Battle: POTS Awareness Month
October is POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) Awareness Month. This is a time dedicated to illuminating a complex chronic condition that is invisible to the naked eye, but it affects millions. As a military spouse who lives with POTS, I know the daily challenges and how widely misunderstood this autonomic dysfunction is. It introduces a unique layer of difficulty, as military life de...
Wander & Wine: A Narnia Winery at Briar Rose
Briar Rose has always felt like a place you stumble upon rather than plan for. A Snow White cottage tucked quietly into the Temecula hills, stone walls softened by time, crooked lines that feel intentional in the way fairytales always do. However, in winter, something shifts. The air sharpens. The light changes, and suddenly, this familiar story opens into another one entirely. During the colder m...
