Holl And Lane Issue 3 | Seite 94

so lonely in our home that all I wanted to do was move back in with my parents. But mostly we argued. We were both new to the home ownership rules and we are both very stubborn, so we both felt like we knew what was best. So many times we would be discussing something and before we could settle anything his time would run out. Leaving us with so many things unsaid, and nothing really figured out. The next 70 something days went on like this and it felt like 300. Until I got THE phone call- the one all military wives know. An automated voice comes on the line and says, “Your loved one has safely left the hazardous duty zone and will be coming home soon!” You breathe. You don’t realize that you have actually been holding your breath since his plane left the ground. This surge of emotion takes over your body and you feel a release like you have never felt. Like when you get the wind knocked out of you and you are struggling for a minute and finally, finally, you take that breath and fill your lungs