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Happy Friday!!!
Today is a special day. It marks the 11th anniversary of my Air Force retirement. It’s always a bittersweet day for me, I’ll be honest.
But I do believe I’m finally where I’m meant to be, and for that I am truly thankful.
Today was a nice and easy workout of core, light weights and my plank. I decided to exercise my brain and unplug and read for a couple hours instead.
How about you?
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Thank you!
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No wonder you’re so disciplined! What an achievement and thank you for your service. ❤
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Happy anniversary, though bittersweet! Happy Mother’s Day!
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Congratulations! Great picture.
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Congratulations and thank you for your service.
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Thank you!! Sometimes it feels like a lifetime ago!
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Most welcome, Michelle!
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Michelle, thank you for your unselfish service. Blessings to you and your family in the coming week. Let’s keep exercising.
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You’re most welcome. I miss it every day!!
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Okay this is why I like you! I was in the Army.
What makes it bitter sweet for you? Did you want to serve longer?
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I would have stayed in forever lol. But after 20 years I had to put my family first. Thank you for your service!!
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I can relate to that!
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