This piece originally appeared on ArmyWife Network MilSpouseFest is headed to Offutt Nebraska in September, Colorado in October and San Diego and Camp Pendleton in November. Check out our 2019 dates and locations here and reserve your seat. When married to a service member, you may sometimes feel like you take a backseat in military […]
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MilSpouseFest Announces 2018 Expanded Lineup
Updated: February 26, 2019 – We have just kicked off our fourth year in Fort Benning, Georgia and are headed to Hawaii in May. Check out our 2019 dates and locations here and reserve your seat. NEW YORK, NY – Created in 2016 as a way to bring military spouses together for networking, learning […]
Veterans’ Day Discounts and Freebies 2018
This post is brought to you by our friends at MilitaryBridge.Com THE MEANING OF VETERANS DAY: A celebration to honor America’s veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good. We would like to say a special “Thank You” from MilitaryBridge to all military members […]
Going Back to School – Think CLEP
This content is sponsored by The College Board. Maybe you have delayed your education or career because of the military or children or so many other reasons. Well, now is the time to get started and invest in yourself. With 33 tests to put you on the road to your degree, The College Board – […]
Is your flight about to be canceled?
Originally published November 22, 2017 Time to push refresh on our what to do list…. Flight cancellations are a fact of travel life and cannot always be predicted. The key to managing a cancellation is to get out ahead of it as far as possible. During the recent hurricanes, I happened to […]
Yoga takes off at the airport
Delayed flights and long layovers can lead to frustration over wasted hours sitting and waiting. Flying can also pose a health challenge. That’s where yoga comes in, helping to relieve mental and physical stress. Stress reduction is the top reason for taking a vacation, so flying should be as easy and pleasant as possible. Along […]
The ‘emotional support’ debate is tougher than you think
Some of us might have gotten a good chuckle when a woman tried to bring her “emotional support peacock” on a flight. All humor aside, however, the incident served to reveal an elephant in the cabin and a far more complicated debate about how airlines treat animals, disabled passengers and those who abuse either. In […]
Parents are creating employment opportunities for adult children with autism
With its bustling kitchen, the warm oranges and grays on the walls and the scent of cappuccino in the air, Sam’s Canterbury Cafe has the look and feel of any other coffee shop. But the discreet signs positioned on each table at the North Baltimore cafe give away the difference: “Our service team includes six […]