The Warrior Wives Blog

Again, let’s return to when we begin asking ourselves the question, Am I enough? While in the midst of her self-deprecating research, this young woman went on to explain:

While sitting there...

This blog picks up on and continues on the theme of Self-Esteem. The lady I introduced you to in Blog #1 went on to say:

…Or could my number be 14? Perhaps, that’s my number!

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Do you ever feel like you’re not enough’?

I read an article recently by a young woman who was lamenting her weight, then proceeded to tie her current weight to her self-worth. She said:...

 What are your memories of time shared with your grandparents? 

What did you learn? 

Growing up, I loved regular visits to my beloved Granny’s house, I now realize these were...

Are YOU seeking clarity on your next right step – the way forward? 

Here are key questions to ask yourself:

• What makes me laugh?
• What makes me cry?
• What makes my...

In a recent blog (24 July) I paid tribute to a lady I refer to as the ‘epitome of an extraordinary military wife’:  Nancy Spencer Mathis. The key question is: What qualities did...

Our lifelong friendship was like the movie “A Band of Brothers” - except our bond was not forged through shared combat experience; rather, we were a group of young girls whose...

One of my favorite poems begins: “Oh, how I love thee, let me count the ways…”  

Today’s blog is a salute to mother’s birthday - Frances Evelyn Rivers Guy...

 Part One

Prior to reading this post, I suggest you first read last week’s blog: Nancy Mathis, The Epitome of an Extraordinary Military Wife. It’s a tribute to Nancy. Her story is...

Frank and I recently attended the funeral of a dear friend, Nancy Mathis, in her hometown in South Carolina. My observation of her tender, well-planned service, struck me as to how this community...

The privilege of being an American is both an honor and a sacred trust - a legacy of boundless opportunity and infinite hope. It is the opportunity to be part of a nation where dreams are woven...

My Daddy was my hero – a real-life superhero! He was a sold-out family man. Mother and he were happily married 65 years when she passed. He was strong, dependable, and could fix...