The Difference Between Christmas and Chanukah.
Go read. It made me smile. It's an oldie, but a goodie.
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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.
Heeeeeeere's Reiza
About the title
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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- Ring out the grief that saps the mind, For those t...
- Where has this blog been all my life?
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- Boredom: Ur Doing Eet 2 Muzik
- Killing time.
- "Happy Holidays" is not an insult.
- And I only have 3
- Holiday Differences
- Gift-giving in its most adorable form
- Maykeeng Censs--Ur Doing It Rong.
- Check me out. I'm the blog of the day.
- Forget his own, my son is too smart for OUR good.
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- Babies & Gratitude
- Native American names
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- Confessions of a scared mommy
- My new favorite song
- Fun with misspellings.
- The true meaning of Chanukah: aka no gifts for you.
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- The Feminist Breeder
- Angry Chicken (no relation to those of the Savage variety)
- Around the Island
- Birthing Beautiful Ideas
- Blacktating
- Crib Chick
- Dirty Little Secret
- Giselle's Total Waste of Bandwidth
- Ima On (and Off) the Bima
- Midwife: Sage Femme, Hebamme, Comadrona, Partera
- Mother In Israel
- Rachel Coleman's Blog
- Ramblin' Educat
- Simply Tiffany
- The VBACtivist
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2 comments:
That is too funny
Very good, but I must disagree with #8. The writer has obviously never been in an Italian home for Christmas where it smells like oil, garlic and onions and everyone is talking at the same time in voices loud enough to warrant a noise ordinance violation. ;-) Actually that's an Italian home any day of the week :-D
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