So summer classes are over and I couldn't be happier! I took Statistics and Creative writing - wow, can you say WORK! I'm glad I did it though. I was nervous about what summer classes are like, you know, squeezing 16 weeks of normal semester work into 16 days of class. I think the fact that I'm also working (at Lowe's Foods) quite a bit made it even harder, too.
I've been trying to think about what I should say regarding John and me.
So, he is stationed in Okinawa, Japan. It's not what we wanted, but that's life in the military for ya. He will be there for no more than two years. I'm very excited to say that he is coming up on his one year mark, September 15! Next year around that time he should be moving to a new station, which we hope will be Camp Lejeune. If he were to be in Jacksonville, NC that means he is only a short 45 minute drive from me! Currently, we keep in touch by texting every day and skyping sometimes on the weekend. The time distance is hard - he is 13 hours ahead - but we've adjusted.
I would say the hardest adjustment is homecomings. We get used to going months without seeing each other, keeping our relationship as real as possible, but it's a big change being together again. I probably can't explain it well enough.. When we're together again, we click as if we were never apart.. but there are some things that are different. To give you an example, John is around all guys and they are kind of rough with each other, so being with me he has to remember to be more sensitive. I am independent and a big planner, so when he's home and things get hectic, it can be hard. Don't get me wrong, we LOVE being together and it's horrible being away from each other! John is such a great guy and my best friend, so we always figure it out!
I'm not really sure what else other are curious about? I get questions about my relationship all the time, but I can't think of anything right now. So if you have any questions, feel free to leave them in a comment. I'm sure I'll think of more to share :)
Friday, July 27, 2012
Friday, July 13, 2012
Marine Girlfriend
I think this blog will also be a good spot for me to educate/share with others what it is like to be in a relationship with a United States Marine. If anyone has any questions, ever, I don't mind sharing. :)
"Not everyone can go longperiods of time at far distances without seeing the one they love & make itthrough okay. Military relationships have lots of ups & downs, but thatdoesn’t matter when you both choose to remain side by side; not because youhave to, but because you want to. The strongest relationships are the ones thatgo through everything that is supposed to tear them apart, but they come outstronger.. And that is something to be proud of."
Hello Bloggers!
So I'm very new to this blogging thing, but I'm very excited to start. I think it's important to stop and reflect on what's really important, in the middle of this crazy life. Now lets see if I can make this blog look pretty!
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