Category — military housing
And Today’s Challenging M.O.M. Moment Is……
The flooded bathroom because of an overflowing toilet. This is where I have to be thankful. Yes, thankful! Thankful that I’m in military housing and simply had to throw towels down, shut the door and pick up the phone. They were here in 20 minutes. The culprit….an apple. And apple?! Of all the things I thought he’d find….an apple?! I’m pretty sure one of the kids must’ve grabbed an apple, taken a few bites, told me they were done with it and I must’ve said, “no, you took it, you’ve gotta eat it”. So off to the bathroom to flush the evidence.
~sigh~
M.O.M. is thankful for the ease of housing maintenance and challenged by this first week of summer.
Have a great day~
June 18, 2009 2 Comments
A Perfect Example of Why Military Housing is the Way To Go!
If you keep up with this blog then you know we’ve been having the house redone. We’ve been here for 7 years and were eligible to have the house repainted, re-carpeted, retiled, etc. So we moved everything out, took all the pictures off the walls, removed all the nails, packed up all the books and nick knacks and got ready to have this house made to look new again. I was so excited to see how fresh and new everything looked and felt. Then, one day after the tile was relaid in the entry,ONE DAY…. this happened


A baking stone was dropped on the new tile and a big chunk was broken out of one of the tiles. I was so angry! I couldn’t believe that I could only have a new looking house for 24 hours! I was also totally worried about what housing was going to say.
The next day I went in and told them what happened. Within 24 hours the worker was back, replacing the one tile and making it look fresh again.
This is one of the top reasons we choose to live in housing. Every time something needs to be replaced or fixed, I simply pick up the phone. Imagine how much more difficult it would be to be parenting on my own for the next year, if I had to worry about every time something broke or needed to be replaced! Between the ease of maintenance and the support of neighbors, I can’t imagine living this military/Mommy of Many life without being in housing!
Good night~
May 4, 2009 2 Comments




