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Keeping Your Little Ghosts & Goblins Safe This Halloween: A Military Family Guide
Halloween—whether celebrated on base or off—is one of the most exciting nights of the year for kids. Costumes, candy, and just enough spooky fun make for memories that last well beyond October. Betwee...

Trunk-or-Treat Fun for Military Families: Candy and Community
The Magic of October NightsOctober always brings a special kind of magic. The air turns crisp, pumpkins sit proudly on porches, and kids dream up their Halloween costumes. For Guard families, the armo...

Leftover Halloween Candy Cookies
Now that we have all survived the whirlwind of October and Halloween…what are we going to do with all that candy?!? I don’t know about your kiddos, but after a few days, the fun of the Halloween candy...

Halloween Candy Program for Military Members & Veterans!
How much candy do you wind up with when Halloween is said and done? Rather than have it tempt you lying around the house, consider donating it for our Troops & Veterans!You can collect your personal c...

Hauntingly Delicious: Creating a Spooktacular Halloween Charcuterie Board For Your Next Party
Step aside, standard party snacks—this Halloween, it’s time to elevate your hosting game with a Halloween Charcuterie Board! This wickedly creative and visually stunning display will impress your gues...

How to Make a Scream Face Charcuterie Board for Halloween
Get ready to wow your guests with a spooky and delicious “Scream” face charcuterie board! It’s the perfect Halloween centerpiece that’s both eerie and elegant, featuring Brie cheese as the ghostly fac...

Pumpkin Craft with Paint & Apples
As a proud homeschooling mama, I am always looking for fun and easy crafts to do with my three kjddos! I like to find easy crafts that use stuff I have often laying around the house. We recently did a...

Spooky Frankenstein Punch Recipe
As I gear up to celebrate the spookiest time of the year, I have found the perfect punch recipe to add some fun and flair to your next Halloween get together! The best part of this recipe is that it r...

How To Make Pretzel Funny Bones for Halloween
These Pretzel Funny Bones are the perfect Halloween treat, and they are so easy to make. All you need are three ingredients, and you might have them on hand already!Ingredients:Pretzel SticksMini Mars...

Spooky Season on the Move: How We Keep Halloween Traditions Alive at Every Duty Station
Halloween is right around the corner, which means the holiday season is going to be here faster than you can say, “Elf on the Shelf.” Personally, I know how hard it is to be away from my family during...

It’s Time to Create These Spooky Spiders
I can hardly believe that October is here! This means changing leaves, sweatshirts, flannels, pumpkin spice everything, and a favorite of mine…Halloween!I have three boys and we like to have fun in th...
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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 ...


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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...


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Wander & Wine: A Narnia Winery at Briar Rose
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The Scariest Thing This October? Your Dog’s Breath
Ghosts, scary movies, and things that are spooky in the night may get all the attention this October, but there is something even scarier lurking in our house…dog breath. While we are stocking up on treats for Halloween to hang out, I am making sure the dogs have a treat of their own with DentaLife Daily Oral Care dog chews. Adding a dental chew to their routine is an easy way to give them somethi...


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Veteran Health Identification Card (VHIC): Benefits, Eligibility, and How to Get One
For veterans enrolled in VA healthcare, the Veteran Health Identification Card (VHIC) is more than an identification card used at medical appointments. It helps verify enrollment, establish veteran status for participating civilian discounts and, for certain eligible veterans, access military shopping and recreational facilities. Understanding which benefits apply to you is the difference between ...


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Survival Mode: The Ultimate Solo-Parenting Tips and Tricks Edition
We’ve all been there...when the house or car door closes and your spouse is off to school or a deployment. In an instant you become the sole referee, chief of the house, and only bedtime navigator. All on top of those other roles you play as a stay at home mom like nurse, chauffeur, maid, comfort giver, and time manager. As a military spouse, it’s easy to find ourselves forced to “embrace the suck...


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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How to Prepare for your Mammogram
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Members Only | Author Spotlight – Kathleen "Kat" Anderson
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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...


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For veterans enrolled in VA healthcare, the Veteran Health Identification Card (VHIC) is more than an identification card used at medical appointments. It helps verify enrollment, establish veteran status for participating civilian discounts and, for certain eligible veterans, access military shopping and recreational facilities. Understanding which benefits apply to you is the difference between ...


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The month of October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Did you know Breast Cancer affects 1 in 8 women in the U.S. every year? Throughout the year you’ll see people wear or display a pink ribbon. The pink ribbon is a universal symbol to raise awareness and bring women together in solidarity. It is recommended that women start receiving mammograms at age 40. However, if you have a family history of...


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A Beginner-Friendly DIY Guide + Free Printable DesignsCustom T-shirts, tote bags, pajama sets, team gear, and kid-made gifts do not require a cutting machine or a professional print shop. With the right inkjet-compatible transfer paper, a home printer, and an iron, you can make your own iron-on transfers in an afternoon.This is an especially useful project for military families: make matching shir...


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