Deploymentlessons.org

I learned that in the beginning of the deployment, time moved so slowly.  The end of the deployment was much faster; except the last month, which slowed down again.

I have learned that my grandmother has amazing patience.  She waited months for a letter when I can barely wait a day for an email.   Ramstein AFB, Germany

I have learned that my husband can remember birthday’s, anniversaries, etc. without someone reminding him. Ft. Carson, CO

I have learned that the closest link to my son is his wife, and I love her dearly.    CO

I have learned that you should always keep gas in the car, in case you go into labor.  Ft. Carson, CO

I have learned that you only have midnight cravings while you are pregnant if your husband is home to get the snack. Ft. Carson, CO

I have learned that things are truly out of my control.  Ft. Carson

I learned that you should put the lid back on the paint can really tight because babies can open them. Army Spouse

I’ve learned that no matter how much you think you know, someone else always knows more. Ft. Carson, CO

I learned that some people really care, and some people really don’t, and it isn’t always who you thought it would be. Ft. Carson, CO