Life is so very fascinating. That's a perfect word to describe the ups and downs and topsy turvyness of it all. For a while I got stuck inside my own head. It was so very crowded in there, to borrow a term from Tim Burton's Alice In Wonderland.
I love that movie. Aside from the fantastic visual effects, the dialogue and theme of the film appealed greatly to me. Everyone in that world is mad, crazy, bonkers. Even the "sane" people are insane. I could relate to every character in that movie for that very reason: I am crazy, too. But, don't you know, all the best people are. :)
Who wants to be "normal" (if there is such a thing) anyway? I enjoy my craziness, my insanity. What would my life be without it? I'd make no progress, be thoroughly dull, and who--I ask you, who--would dare play rarfuldunkflijjerbob with my kids? No one. They would be rarfuldunkflijjerbobless. So I'll take may insanity and keep it, too, thank you very much.
It's who I be.
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Things happen for us, not to us.
My Story
This blog started as a way to share the story of my husband's deployment to Iraq and how we got through it all. Since his return home, however, I've discovered that we encounter new battles every day. I'd like to use this blog to connect with others, whether soldier families or not, on a deeper level; and share some of what I learn each day as a soldier's wife, a mother, a student, a teacher, a woman, and a child of God.
Being a soldier's wife is about much more than the deployment. Happily Ever After does not begin with the return home. Rather, we make our happiness for ourselves as we choose each day to keep moving forward, despite the obstacles placed before us.
Being a soldier's wife is about much more than the deployment. Happily Ever After does not begin with the return home. Rather, we make our happiness for ourselves as we choose each day to keep moving forward, despite the obstacles placed before us.
For God and Country