Total Rapture is finally open! I hope you like the look. I’m proud to say this is my first site fully powered by WordPress, and I’m loving it. Although this theme wasn’t originally made by me, I’m still happy with it. I wasn’t planning on using it but after a lot of editing and messing around with it, this is what came out and I just thought it was perfect for the look and feel I wanted for this site. 
Sorry for taking so long to open, I wanted everything to be perfect, or at least close to it. In case you didn’t know, I used to own Crazy-G1rl.org and Silent-Love.net. After about a year of not owning a site, I decided to start from scratch, which is something I hadn’t done in a long time, and this is the end result! Although I’m still not completely satisfied with the amount of content I have, I’m glad all the pages are finished. I put a lot of effort into each one. Please take a look at the Advice Column. I’m hoping to get a lot of submissions from you guys (you may ask for advice as many times as you need).
On another note, I’d like to talk about Bobby, my husband, joining the U.S Army. He’s in Basic Training right now in Kentucky. It’s been a little bit over a week since he left and it’s been so hard for me, and for him, too. I never thought it would be this hard. I’ve only talked to him once after he got to the reception center, and I got a letter from him today that he wrote on Valentine’s Day. I miss him terribly. I know it hasn’t been that long and I shouldn’t be complaining (yet), but I’m so used to talking to him every day that it’s difficult for me to get accustomed to this whole new routine. It’s going to be a long 5 and a half months… And this is only the beginning… After we move in together (in July once all his training is over), I’ll have to adapt to the military lifestyle, too. It’ll be tough, being away from our families and all, but I know in my heart that we’ll get through it.
Do you know anyone who has been or is still in the military (Army, Navy, etc)? Or have you been in it yourself? If so, what was it like for you/them and your/their family?