I have a two-year old son called Austin. I am a single parent. I am 25 years old. My favorite color is blue. I started a genealogy study. I plan on entering the medical field. My great-great-grandfather was in WWI. I am in the military. I have been in the Army for two years.
I am a girl and have  3 daughters: Casey, Emma and Sabine. I have a daughter who wants to become a neurosurgeon. I have a relative from the middle east. My grandfather served in the Army. I am a history major at UCLA.  I want to be a teacher.
I have delved diaper into my genealogy background. Did you find anything interesting? I found out that my great-great grandfather was awarded a purple heart! I'm going to try and find out if the award still exists or if we can get a replica from the government. That is amazing. I didn't know the government can send out a replica. I should see if I can get anything from my grandfather. Did your grandfather see combat, or did he serve in peacetime? If he's still around, he might be willing to let you archive some of his mementos. I will have to ask my grandmother as he isn't around anymore. I really should know more about his history in the war since I'm majoring in History.  That's wonderful, though, that your grandmother is still around! Does she spend a lot of time with your kids? She is, she watches my kids while I am at school. Do you have anyone to help you with Austin when you are at work? I don't have many friends who are local, so the military has truly been a blessing. Part of my benefits include free childcare. That is great, do you have around the clock care in case you have to work a night shift? They offer it on the weekends, but on weekdays I do have to hire a babysitter. It isn't ideal, but I suppose that everything has costs. Are your daughters in school, or do you have to find care for them during the day? Two of them are in school during the day so that is helpful. I have a babysitter that helps with my youngest and my grandma helps a few days a week too.