Reverse culture shock–or difficulty adjusting back to civilian life–is something every veteran experiences. It is different than the culture shock of deployment, but it can feel like the rug is pulled out … Continue reading →

You know what is better than laughing? Not a ding-dang thing. A few weeks ago we wrote about the serious topic of laughter therapy and why it is a legit … Continue reading →

“Laugh at least once daily and with gusto.” Close your eyes and think of someone with a really great laugh. Humor is infectious and far more contagious than any cough, … Continue reading →

Maybe you’ve slacked a little since your active military days. Maybe your six-pack is engrossed in a jiggly cooler. Or maybe, you are looking for a way to get fit, but … Continue reading →

The Purple Heart is a medal awarded to any member of the U.S. armed forces who are either wounded or killed in combat. On August 7th each year we honor … Continue reading →

From picnics to baseball games, and from politics to appreciating the beauty of our land, America–a land of liberty and diversity–holds the love and devotion of its inhabitants like no other. Here … Continue reading →