
He just couldn't let it lie. It was burning at his inner being. OK, I admit, from a retirement standpoint, he's right. That money in the future will certainly be nice. And he did look handsome in his uniform. Very handsome. But deployments are hard. Greg is telling me that he has some reassurance from somebody (I want credentials and it all in writing) that deployment is less likely. But if you are military aware, there are no guarantees. That is definitely a journey I don't want to take again. I will keep my fingers crossed that it's an uneventful 3 years.

8 comments:
You just gotta "bellive" (see blog) that everything will be okay and that it will be a boring 3 years in the AF reserves! See you all tonight for dinner!
love the shot! good luck to the hubbie in the reserves!
Gorgeous shot - so much fun to look at! May you have the dullest three years of your life (in a good way).
Great shot! I hope the next three years are exceedingly dull for your family.
That's a great shot! I would be asking for the assurances in writing too. Best of luck to hubby and I'll be hoping for stateside responsibilities!
I hope he stays home with you the whole time!
Katja
oh man, i'm crossing my fingers for you too. NO DEPLOYMENTS! NO DEPLOYMENTS! And can I just say now how addicted I am to your blog...AND your photography! You rock Melody!
Wow! Wild shot! Very clever.
Men eh? Can't live with em- definitely don't want to live without them. Fingers crossed.
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