On the last leg!

Haven't been on here to update since christmas and figured it's bout time I do an update! We are officially past the half way point of the deployment, after one extension already, so it's time to start gearing up for Troy to come home! FINALLY! And this time he should be home for a little while, as in longer than a few months!!! I'm looking forward to that for sure! We plan on taking our honeymoon (only 2 years late) when he gets home. A wonderful cruise to Baja, Mexico is just what the doctor ordered if you ask me!

I am currently in Boise coaching softball at my old high school, it's been a lot of fun to get to see the game from this perspective. You actually learn a ton! The girls on the team have been a lot of fun and I'm enjoying coaching with my mom. It has been keeping me very busy which is nice for passing the time. Now that the sun is coming out and it's starting to warm up here it's time for bike rides and BBQs! A week from today I turn 22 and can't wait! Since it's my favorite number it almost more exciting than turning 21 :) I plan on doing some golfing this weekend followed by a wonderful pedicure and a yummy sushi dinner with the fam on wednesday! It's going to be a great week!!!!!

Troy is back to being an MA and keeping extremely busy, he has been taking college classes, getting new qualifications, and applying for another MA school for January. We both are ready for the deployment to be over since this is basically our 4th one in 2 and half years :/ yuck! It's definitely stressful spending a lot of time apart and it takes a lot of patience and trust in one another. I have learned quickly that being a military wife is in no way shape or form an easy job, and to those that don't think it's a job I'd love for them to walk a mile in my shoes! Because he is so very prideful of his job it makes it a little easier to go through what we do so others can enjoy their freedom! I am very proud of Troy and all that he does!

We have about 1 year left till our new duty station and I can't wait, 3 or 4 years of no deployments is going to be amazing! We are looking to go overseas somewhere and experience a new culture and new countries. It will be so nice to see different parts of the world, although it will be far from friends and family we know it will be well worth the experience! And where ever we go our door is always open to those who want to visit :)