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On Purim, Esther and Providence

I have been enthralled with Esther for some time. A book that does not mention God and yet so clearly portrays His providence, a woman not in her homeland and forced into a harem who became a savior, and one of the first powerful women of the Bible I was ever introduced to. I knew her […]

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Our Sons and Daughters - If you have ever loved a soldier you will understand this WWII mom

While my soldier is gone every unexpected knock at the door sends my imagination into overdrive. I discovered a poet by the name of May Hill recently. She is a mother from World War II who writes poetry about her son, her thoughts, and her prayers. Every time I stumble upon an author whose view […]

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Does porn and chocolate really have anything in common?

Our secret indulgences hurt no one. The things we do late at night affect only our waist line and insomnia. Pornography and Chocolate really have nothing in common, or do they. As an Army Wife I know the struggle of loneliness, the pain of separation. There are quick fixes to sooth these aches and I […]

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Are You Happy?

As a military wife I have struggled with spouts of depression. The topic has come up a number of times lately, especially since the uniform switch. Some of the men headed out are in new uniforms and wives have told me that it brings with it spouts of anxiety attacks and just overwhelming sadness at […]