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Army life as a military wife....just as I see it...nothing more, nothing less.
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Waiting is agony
I am still waiting to hear from my husband. There are few that could ever understand. Just knowing that he is in danger all the time really affects the way that I feel and the way that I deal with everything around me. I just pray that he gets to call tomorrow. Today was a difficult day. I had to deal with someone that really didn't have any concept of human behavior and manners. I would have like to have strangled that woman. I have a lot on my mind and a little slip of the tongue (and brain, for that matter) on a trivial matter made her be a rude little snot. Thank God I shouldn't have to deal with her anymore. I just have to keep going on and keeping my head up. I am constantly praying. That's all I can do. I hope all who are reading this are praying for me and my husband as well. |
Posted: 8:15 PM, Jun. 16, 2005 |
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Hope and Faith
Dear Military Wife,
I too am a military wife. I stumbled on you website by accident and read about your fears, uncertainty, and love for your husband. Have faith in him, his training and God...everything happens for reason, whether we like it or not, whether we want it or not. Don't lose hope...rely on your inner strength and on the love of your family and friends. Stay busy doing something you always wanted to do, but maybe didn't have time to do when your husband was around. Take a cl*** on anything ..when your husband comes home, impress him with your newly found skill and knowledge. I think what worries a husband most, besides them thinking that their spouse doesn't need them anymore, is that their spouse can not cope with the separation. Be strong for yourself...and for your husband. Good luck finding your niche and keep praying for your husband and our troops (my husband will be coming home soon...finally). |
Posted by Anonymous at 11:36 PM, Jun. 22, 2005 |
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