Daddy is active duty Air Force. October will mark David's 10th year in the Air Force. He is an exceptional supervisor and I know that because his airmen have no problems calling him and asking for help. He is a great husband and a wonderful father! We are so proud of him!!
Mommy and Tyler
Hey everyone, my name is Ashley. I just turned 30 this past February! I am a proud military wife and the mother to two amazing children! They keep me going when David is gone. I am back in school working on my Bachelor's in Early Childhood/Elementary Education. I graduate in December 2010!! I am counting down the months, days, hours, and minutes!
Daddy and Tyler
Tyler is 7 years old and was born at RAF Lakenheath in England, UK. She is our little princess. I never dreamed of having a girly girl but I am loving every minute of it. She is in first grade and makes awesome grades! She loves to dance, draw, and play with her brother.
Daddy and Landon
Landon is 3 years old and was born at Hill AFB in Utah. He is our little comedian. He has discovered that there are dinosaurs and monsters in his bedroom. He loves all sports and anything with four wheels. He is all boy and his Daddy's little buddy!
Winston
Winston is our Basset Hound puppy! He loves short walks, lying on the couch, cuddling with anyone near him, and eating. He is SPOILED ROTTEN!
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Tuesday, July 20, 2010
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I have a quick question for all of you beautiful military spouses. Have you ever done a BOP? If so, how long did it take you to get it? Any tips or advice? Feel free to share your experience! Thanks!
I had a long night with Tyler last night. So this is short and sweet! Have a great Tuesday and stay cool (as in temperature, HA!)!
Of course, my husband was in the A.F. a long time ago, and I assume BOP stands for base of preference? My husband once put in for an in-place BOP (we wanted to stay where we were), and my husband says he put in for it when we had been at our base 4 years; it was pretty easy to put in for it, and it took a couple of months for it to be approved.
Of course, my husband was in the A.F. a long time ago, and I assume BOP stands for base of preference? My husband once put in for an in-place BOP (we wanted to stay where we were), and my husband says he put in for it when we had been at our base 4 years; it was pretty easy to put in for it, and it took a couple of months for it to be approved.
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