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| Blog Name: | Military Family Blog from MilitaryAvenue.com |
| Url: | http://militaryblog.militaryavenue.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Military, Family, Support |
| Description: | Welcome to MilitaryAvenue.com's Blog. Colonel K; Deborah, an Air Force spouse; and Leanne, wife of a deployed soldier, bring to you our unique perspective on the military lifestyle. We enjoy writing about the day-to-day life in the military as well as informing you of what is new in the military world! |
| Popularity: | 23 Followers |
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White Bread A Holiday Staple
Homemade bread. Warm, yeasty, soft..... MMMMMMMMM. This is a timeless treasure!White Bread2 pkgs active dry yeast3/4 c warm water (105 to 115)2 2/3 c warm water¼ c sugar1 T salt3 T shortening9 to 10 c flour
Homemade bread. Warm, yeasty, soft..... MMMMMMMMM. This is a timeless treasure!White Bread2 pkgs active dry yeast3/4 c warm water (105 to 115)2 2/3 c warm water¼ c sugar1 T salt3 T shortening9 to 10 c flour
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Here were our top 10 most-viewed articles for the week on MilitaryAvenue.com:The Military Community is Thankful this Thanksgiving
Here were our top 10 most-viewed articles for the week on MilitaryAvenue.com:The Military Community is Thankful this Thanksgiving
A Minute out of the Norm: Pinecone Birdfeeders
Thanksgiving is this week! My favorite holiday of all of them.They will celebrate your abundant goodness and joyfully sing of your righteousness.- Psalm 145:7This year we are travelling to see my family. We are on the two year rotation. Two years here at home with Hubs family and then the next two at my parents house. I love travelling out to see my family and staying a couple of days. The only thing I struggle with is keeping my boys 'entertained' away from their usual toys, friends and routine.
Thanksgiving is this week! My favorite holiday of all of them.They will celebrate your abundant goodness and joyfully sing of your righteousness.- Psalm 145:7This year we are travelling to see my family. We are on the two year rotation. Two years here at home with Hubs family and then the next two at my parents house. I love travelling out to see my family and staying a couple of days. The only thing I struggle with is keeping my boys 'entertained' away from their usual toys, friends and routine.
A Simple Gift to Make That Looks Good!
At thanksgiving time, I like to have something set up for folks to do wile either waiting for the turkey to fill the house with that undeniable, wonderful aroma ... or to do while waiting for that undeniable FULL feeling to fade.We have put together simple quilts, sewn up patchwork pillow cases, made Santa faces out of magnolia pods and even painted tree ornaments. All were fun and a bit challenging. I think being artistically challenged allows us not to go for perfection... but allows us to be perfectly content! And after a large meal... being content is a good thing!
At thanksgiving time, I like to have something set up for folks to do wile either waiting for the turkey to fill the house with that undeniable, wonderful aroma ... or to do while waiting for that undeniable FULL feeling to fade.We have put together simple quilts, sewn up patchwork pillow cases, made Santa faces out of magnolia pods and even painted tree ornaments. All were fun and a bit challenging. I think being artistically challenged allows us not to go for perfection... but allows us to be perfectly content! And after a large meal... being content is a good thing!
The Military Community is Thankful this Thanksgiving
A Very Happy Thanksgiving from our military-family to yours. I took an informal poll of what you, the military family, are thankful for this year; then I compiled those answers with my own thoughts. Wishing each of you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving!(By the way these are absolutely in no particular order.)My husband. He spent a year in Iraq and was with us only in-heart last Thanksgiving. Distance somehow made our hearts grow fonder. Love that does not dwindle but only seems to grow.I'm thankful for no deployment this year, and a new job for
A Very Happy Thanksgiving from our military-family to yours. I took an informal poll of what you, the military family, are thankful for this year; then I compiled those answers with my own thoughts. Wishing each of you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving!(By the way these are absolutely in no particular order.)My husband. He spent a year in Iraq and was with us only in-heart last Thanksgiving. Distance somehow made our hearts grow fonder. Love that does not dwindle but only seems to grow.I'm thankful for no deployment this year, and a new job for
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