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ZachsFlyGirlie · 01-23-2007, 01:41 PM

This does look like fun, so I am going to have to participate.

1. You get to fly!! Everytime we go get his cesna out of the hangar I get chills!. It is so cool to just go get in that plane whenever we want and go explore. The view is amazing and there is nothing like having your own personal pilot.

2. That first kiss and hug when he gets home after being away for awhile. That always make the wait worthwhile.

3. It does keep you motivated to do things you otherwise wouldn't do if he was home often. I can study without distractions, meet my girlfriends for dinner, have alone time, use all the hot water, hog the bed!

4. Did I mention how hot those boys look when they are behind the controls of an airplaine... or the uniform... who agrees with me there?

5. He is not in Iraq or off fighting war. He may be gone for days at time but nothing compares to what it would be like for military wives. I cannot imagine how they must feel. I always try to keep that in mind when I'm missing my DH and start to feel sorry for myself.

01-23-2007, 01:41 PM	#6 (permalink)
ZachsFlyGirlie Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Portland, MI Posts: 5 Recipes: Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: On a positive, what do you love about the lifestyle? This does look like fun, so I am going to have to participate. 1. You get to fly!! Everytime we go get his cesna out of the hangar I get chills!. It is so cool to just go get in that plane whenever we want and go explore. The view is amazing and there is nothing like having your own personal pilot. 2. That first kiss and hug when he gets home after being away for awhile. That always make the wait worthwhile. 3. It does keep you motivated to do things you otherwise wouldn't do if he was home often. I can study without distractions, meet my girlfriends for dinner, have alone time, use all the hot water, hog the bed! 4. Did I mention how hot those boys look when they are behind the controls of an airplaine... or the uniform... who agrees with me there? 5. He is not in Iraq or off fighting war. He may be gone for days at time but nothing compares to what it would be like for military wives. I cannot imagine how they must feel. I always try to keep that in mind when I'm missing my DH and start to feel sorry for myself.