Since we’ve moved, I decided to share some thoughts having lived at Fort Bragg for the past three years. PROS:– Most populated Army base = lots of resources (two commissaries and exchanges)– Satellite medical offices (don’t have to go to Womack on post for routine medical appointments)– Wide selection and assortment of activities for spouses and kids…
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Our Augusta apartment tour
Our apartment here in Augusta is three bedrooms, two baths, and about 1300 square feet. It’s a good space for us now and definitely feels different than our five-bedroom house in North Carolina. The main living area Our apartment has one central room. We decided to arrange the furniture to create two separate spaces. The…
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Avoiding the “I don’t care”
I think it’s really important to continue to date even if you’re engaged or married to avoid falling into a routine. But how many of y’all ask your beloved where you want to go out for date night and get “I don’t care” as a response? I found this idea on Pinterest and decided to…
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Then and now
Wednesday was our last day at Fort Bragg. Some days, it feels like we just moved here. Between June 2010 and June 2013, I’ve had three jobs, we got engaged, we dealt with a year-long deployment, we got married, we had a wedding, and we’ve managed to survive living with three other men. So enjoy some…
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Our anniversary and heading home
Mac indulged me on our first wedding anniversary, so we attended St. Michael’s Church Sunday morning. I love historical churches (and bonus points for finding Anglican parishes!) and try to attend services when I can (like Easter service at THE Falls Church where George Washington went). We even partook in the church tour (more like…
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Charleston, day 3
Our final day in Charleston was still busy. We made reservations to tour the H.L. Hunley, the first submarine used in combat to sink an enemy ship. If y’all go to Charleston, definitely check this out. It’s still being researched and actively repaired. Again, my artillery husband proved knowledgeable. The guide stated that they weren’t…