*your husbands work and dress clothes cost more then yours.
*You only write in pencil because EVERYTHING is subject to change.
*You need a translator to talk to your civilian friends, only because they have no idea what DFAS, AER, TDY, ACS, PCS, and ETS mean.
*You can remember where you kept the scotch tape in your old house, but unfortunately not this one.
*You mark time in duty stations, not in years.
*You refer to friends not only by there names but also by which state they live in.
*You know that a 2 month seperation is short, no matter what your civilian friends/family say.
*You accidently show your military I.D. at walmart.
*you know that any reference to "sand" or "box" refers to Iraq not your kids backyard toys.
*you dont have to think what time 21:30 is.
*You cant remember the last time you saw a doctor that wasn't wearing ACU's.
*You stand for the national anthem at the movie theatre.
*It only cost you $0 to $25 dollars to have a child.
*you have learned to sleep through the sound of tanks, planes, helicopters and artillery simulators.
*you can hate and love the military all in the same breath.
AND many many more. If you're a military wife what situations have you run into that makes complete sense to you, but maybe not to those who have never experienced military life???
My friend Haley added one today:
*When your child thinks the computer is called Daddy. (Because of webcam and that is how they get to talk!!!)
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
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3 comments:
that is funny!! marek totally thinks the computer/tv is daddy!!! haha. oh man, so true, so true.
YUP...Camden of course can't talk yet but everytime we sit at the computer his arms and legs start going like crazy and he just SUPER excited!!! Thank goodness for webcam, Nathaniel LOVES seeing Camden and Camden still gets to see his daddy and hear his voice...hopefully he will recognize him when he comes home for R&R :)
Hang in there Sarah. I hope you are enjoying your time with friends even though you are missing Nathaniel terribly. I look forward to seeing you in December, it's not too far away!
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