Pretty Notebook or Journal For Military Spouses of Deployed Armed Forces Members Being a Military Spouse is hard work. Being away from the person you love and waiting for them to return is a special challenge for these unsung heroes and heroines. Being able to sit and write your thoughts down in this beautifully made and thoughtful book can help the time past and can be something to share when your loved one returns. This book is a great deployment gift for wife, teenage girls, mothers of deployed soldiers, sisters, grandmothers, fiances. Take a look inside on Amazon to see this is a unique book allowing room for writing, doodling and more.

Does your heart swell with pride every time you see your military spouse in formation or up for promotion? If you've ever wiped away tears as you've heard the national anthem play, or experienced both the joy and sorrows associated with being a military spouse, this journal is for you! It also makes a great gift for friends, loved ones, or colleagues married to a member of the military. Journal Features This journal is a simple, lined notebook without any prompts and is therefore flexible. Write as often as you'd like, as much or little as you'd like, about whatever you want to write about. is 100 pages long (50 pages printed on front and back). at 6"x9" it's the perfect size to tuck into a purse, backpack, or computer case. was lovingly designed in the USA by a retired military wife. makes a great gift for any patriot, including military members and their spouses, as well as "regular" Americans that love their country. Show your love for military personnel by scrolling up to the top of this page and clicking on the buy button today!

Currently, more than one million military wives care for their families and their homes, often while their husbands are deployed out of state or overseas for months at a time. These women can experience a roller coaster of emotions including disappointment, loneliness, and fear. Sara Horn, the wife of a navy reservist, understands the challenges these women face. She knows how to talk about faith and spiritual truths through the filter of military life. In her encouraging book, Horn shares her personal stories, as well as wisdom and anecdotes of other wives from all branches of service. She reminds readers that: God is in control. You can have joy, no matter what. Superwomen get grace, too. God knows where you hurt. Horn's reliance on Scripture and confidence in God's comfort during difficult times will remind military wives they don't have to be an army of one when they are God Strong.

Pretty Journal Diary or notebook for Military Spouse Being a military wife is hard work. It is always challenging to wait for a loved one that has been deployed. This beautifully created journal provides the opportunity to write your thoughts and see time pass. This notebook is great for deployment, homecoming, spouse appreciation day for wife, spouse, sisters, daughter

“This book will have you laughing so hard you cry . . . As Confessions aptly demonstrates, military spouses lead interesting lives.” —Tara E. Crooks, cofounder of Army Wife Network As the wife of a Marine Corps officer, Mollie Gross learned the hard way to laugh instead of cry at what she could not control—and as she quickly discovered, nearly everything was out of her control. A standup comedienne, Mollie explores everything about the “issued” spouse, from deployment and the stress of having a husband in a combat zone, to the realization that marriage changes when your husband returns home from war. Nothing is taboo or out-of-bounds in this funny, poignant memoir, including the “parties” military wives throw for themselves before hubby returns. (You’ll have to read the book to find out about those.) “Mollie Gross is the Chelsea Handler of the milspouse community. She’s unfiltered, honest, and hilarious, with an underlying message to stop whining and be proud. Think of it as heartfelt humor for the home front.” — Military Spouse magazine “Mollie’s no-holds-barred account of what it was like during her first four years of being married to a Marine, dealing with the moves, wartime deployments, and life on the home front, will leave you laughing, crying, and shaking your head in disbelief asking, ‘Did she really just say that!?’” — Kristine Schellhaas, founder of USMC Life

In 1999, Sarah was a typical bride-to-be, flustered with wedding details. Then the groom called. “I don’t want you to panic, but I might not be able to come to our wedding....” So began Sarah Smiley’s life as a military wife. As a former Navy brat herself, Sarah knew better than anyone that weddings and funerals—even childbirth!—take a backseat to Uncle Sam. But just as the young, nationally syndicated columnist was getting comfortable with the military wife’s routine, her husband was sent away for an unexpected deployment. What followed was a true test of strength and wit. From getting locked out of the house in cowgirl pajamas to wrestling with the temptation of infidelity, Sarah exposes it all with candor, heart—and knowing humor.