About Me I'm Stacy - an Army wife, and a stay at home mom to my 7 year old Lovebug. I spend my days homeschooling, doing at-home OT, gluten-free cooking, taking photos, reading, blogging, doing fun science projects, going on field trips & managing the home. I also enjoy sewing, scrapbooking & crocheting and need to make more time for those.
I'm passionate about my faith, my family, my friends, foster parenting, adoption (one day!), advocating for special needs, nature, the beach, and CHOCOLATE!
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By Midlife Army Wife, on January 19th, 2012
Today Hubby and I celebrate 10 years of wedded bliss! An entire decade! Just 4 more decades to go till our Golden Anniversary! As I look back over the years, I am truly amazed at God’s glory. We have been through some TOUGH times in our 10 years together, some really tough times. Yet as I . . . → Read More: Our 10th Wedding Anniversary!
By Midlife Army Wife, on August 27th, 2011
I hope you have enjoyed all of these tips! I know that each of them have improved our marriage, and I hope that your marriages will be also blessed through them.
Tip #10 – Pray for your spouse
Pray FOR them. I didn’t say pray that they would change. There is a world of difference.
Years . . . → Read More: Making Marriage Work Tip #10
By Midlife Army Wife, on August 25th, 2011
Did you think I forgot to finish my Top 10 Tips? Nope! I just went on a little vacation to see some friends, but I’m back!
Tip #9 – Share a common hobby with your spouse
You married this person because you love them, right? So, you should also like spending time with them! Remember back . . . → Read More: Making Marriage Work Tip #9
By Midlife Army Wife, on August 13th, 2011
Before you start reading this one, you have to promise me that you’ll read it all the way to the end. Really, promise me. Don’t bail out when you see the “S” word I’m about to type. It has gotten a really bad reputation, but it’s not a bad word. Really, it’s not.
Ready to . . . → Read More: Making Marriage Work Tip #8
By Midlife Army Wife, on August 10th, 2011
Tip #7 is about R-E-S-P-E-C-T
Respect your spouse in your heart and also in your actions. Treat them the way you want them to treat you. This means no name calling, no pushing & shoving, no destroying their property. It also means you don’t talk bad about them in public! This is HUGE!!! Years ago, Hubby . . . → Read More: Making Marriage Work Tip #7
By Midlife Army Wife, on August 9th, 2011
Tip #6 – Be a TEAM!
This tip is pretty short, and I’m speaking directly to parents for this one.
Make sure the kids know that you and your spouse are on the same team. Your relationship with your spouse comes first. I know that sometimes the child’s immediate needs come first because they are little, . . . → Read More: Making Marriage Work Tip #6
By Midlife Army Wife, on August 8th, 2011
I’m back! I didn’t spend much time on the computer last week because my friend was visiting, but now that she’s gone and my daughter is at Day Camp all week, I can finish my Making Marriage Work Tips!
Today is #5 – Date Your Spouse!
That’s right, date them! Woo them! It doesn’t matter . . . → Read More: Making Marriage Work Tip #5
By Midlife Army Wife, on August 1st, 2011
Tip #4b – Her Needs
A husband can make himself irresistible to his wife by learning to meet her seven basic marital needs.
1. Her need for a spiritual leader. He is a man of courage, conviction, commitment, compassion, and character. He takes the initiative in cultivating a spiritual environment for the family. He becomes a . . . → Read More: Making Marriage Work Tip #4b
By Midlife Army Wife, on July 31st, 2011
Sorry I skipped a day! Lovebug and I ended up spending the entire day yesterday at a friend’s house swimming, grilling dinner, watching the kids play, and having great conversation. We stayed so late we had to turn on the pool light to see anything! Good times! So, I didn’t get to post this . . . → Read More: Making Marriage Work Tip #4a
By Midlife Army Wife, on July 29th, 2011
Tip #3 – Learn your spouse’s Love Language
If you haven’t read the book, The 5 Love Languages, I can’t recommend it highly enough. Buy a copy, get it from the library, or you can even take a quick, fun quiz online to determine your language.
We all have a primary love language. What that . . . → Read More: Making Marriage Work Tip #3

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