This is my story of how I have done at letting go of some things. I started this blog when my son was in High School , during a deployment and facing big life changes. I have come out the other side of those changes. Emptynest, long since empty. Our son is now a Lt in the USMC and now we are facing exiting the Marine Corps possibly in the next few years. One thing I have learned is life is constantly in flux, so this is my life...in flux.
THe Harting Family
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Happy Day
Today my hubs came home from EMV (Enhanced Mohave Viper) training. Almost 5 weeks in the unforgiving California desert. He is none the less for wear..about 14 pounds lighter (I need EMV..forget weight watchers) and reeking like a body that hasn't seen much water in 5 weeks..but looking yum, yum delicious. It's a grim reminder that shortly he will be gone for a long time, to points much less friendly then the California desert..but he is trained, with the best in the Marine Corps and I am comfortable in knowing these last weeks have again prepared him for hell. It is hell for us all but let's be realistic. Those that wear the uniform bear the heaviest burden. You will never see me sporting the bumper sticker, Marine Corps Spouse, the toughest job in the Corps. Although it is cute, it is very far from the truth. After many deployments and hardships on my hubs part, I look at him renewed as my hero..as my husband and as an upright man. I sleep at night knowing he's out there for me, for you, for us. He is many in number and I sleep well. Thank you Greg...for everything. I love you.
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5 comments:
I'm so happy he's finally home (for a while). There's just just a pride in our military husbands that I never knew could exist!
Thank you both for your service!
I agree... the men have it worse than we do that's for sure! I'm a new follower... found you on the blog hop :)
Renee, thank you and right back atcha!
Annie..thanks so much and I am headed over to your blog right now!
what a sweet post! i do always appreciate what i have more when the husband comes back from a long training event. the food is lame, the conditions are exhausting...they deserve a warm welcome home!
Thanks Beth...it really is.
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