I found a post over at Out in Left Field to be particularly interesting. She has a great point.
Those Who Don't Remember the Past Are Condemned to Repeat It
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I'm a former military wife (the wife part is current, it's only the military part that's former), trying to find out where we fit in the civilian world.
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In While They're At War, Kristin Henderson compares military life with going to Mars. When you return to the civilian world, you step off the spaceship and return to Earth for good, only to find you're out of place.
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She's right and we're adjusting. Welcome to my Earth where we still dream in Martian and search desperately for our place in the world.
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She's right and we're adjusting. Welcome to my Earth where we still dream in Martian and search desperately for our place in the world.
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That is an interesting point. I think if you make a career out of closely examining history you can't help but see all the mistakes that have been made and all that folly has cost us and want to try harder for the greater good.
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