Intro of a new/old wife

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Intro of a new/old wife

Post by chichi »

Hello folks. My reason for joining is simply to understand where my husband is coming from since I do not come from a military background. I have been reading books and searching online which brought me to this site. We have been married for 2 years and are in our 50's. My husband is retired Ranger for 20 years and his father was a Ranger as well. He never talks about his service so it's hard for me to get a grip of his life. We just returned from a trip to his family near Ft. Benning. Not only do I know nothing about military but I am a Yankee as well so that's been a hoot.

Well, nothing ventured nothing gained so howdy folks.
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Post by Earthpig »

Another Yankee??? :shock: Oh well, we won't hold it against you. :wink: Welcome to the site, Ma'am. You may not want to see the stock that your husband is made of. :lol:

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Post by 42L5V »

Welcome Ma'am. One of the other ladies/wives will be along shortly to get you squared away.
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Post by Warriorwife »

Welcome chichi to ArmyRanger.com from one yankee to another.
Many thanks to your husband and his family for thier many years of service to our great nation.
One of our moderators will be along shortly with an invitation to the fox hole and wives forums.
You will find a great bunch of gals there who will be more than happy to answer all questions you may have.
Looking foward to chatting with you there.
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Post by garyedolan »

Welcome Newlywed. Obviously, your Ranger has some qualities (or quantities) that turn you on...
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Post by Slowpoke »

Welcome young Lady! Try to get the husband and Father-in-Law to come around also.
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Post by RRDTm3 »

A yankee?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

If the south woulda won we woulda had it made.
I'd probably run for president of the southern states.
The day Elvis passed away would be our national holiday.
If the south woulda won we woulda had it made.

I'd make my surpreme court down in Texas and we wouldn't have no killers getting off free.
If they were proven guilty then they would swing quickly,
instead of writin' books and smilin' on T.V.
We'd all learn cajan cookin' in Luiousiana
and I'd put that capital back in Alabama.
We'd put Florida on the right track, 'cause we'd take Miami back
and throw all them pushers in the slammer.


Oh if the south woulda won we woulda had it made.
I'd probably run for president of the southern states.
The day young Skynyrd died, we'd show our southern pride.
If the south woulda won we woulda had it made.
"Play alittle dixieland boys. Ah yes!"


I'd have all the whiskey made in Tennessee
and all the horses raised in those Kentucky hills.
The national treasury would be in Tupilo, Mississippi
and I'd put Hank Williams picture on one hundred dollar bill.
I'd have all the cars made in the Carolina's
and I'd ban all the ones made in China.
I'd have every girl child sent to Georgia to learn to smile
and talk with that southern accent that drives men wild.
I'd have all the fiddles made in Virginia, 'cause they sure can make 'em sound so fine.
I'm going up on Wolverton Mountain and see ole Cliften Clowers and have a sip of his good ole Arkansas wine.


Hey if the south woulda won we'd a had it made.
I'd probably run for president of the southern states.
When Patsy Cline passed away that would be our national holiday.
If the south woulda won we'd a had it made.
Olay he hee hee . I said if the south wouda won we would a had it made!


Might even be better off!
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Post by Oto-Man »

welcome here...anything we could tell you would not help...
Love your Ranger for who he is...

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Post by chichi »

Slowpoke wrote:Welcome young Lady! Try to get the husband and Father-in-Law to come around also.

Father in law is long gone and I have a feeling my Ranger would not be happy to know I am here. Nice to meet you all and thanks for the welcome. His mother loves me and says "I don't care if you are a Yankee if you can make my son happy". I am very proud of him, his service and proud of all who have served. I just voted and had to think about baseball I was so emotional to the point of tears. Lordy, I am a girl!
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Post by Oto-Man »

Oto-Man wrote:welcome here...anything we could tell you would not help...
Love your Ranger for who he is...

That is the only advice.
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Post by Ranger Ron »

Welcome to ArmyRanger.com, Ma'am! Quite a Ranger family you have there. We would to have you all on board.
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Post by Ranger Andy »

chichi wrote: I have a feeling my Ranger would not be happy to know I am here.
Secrets in a marriage suck! Let your Ranger know what you're doing. Show him ArmyRanger.com and let him make up his own mind if he wants to be here with fellow Rangers or not. My life was in a black hole for many several years, but my wife learned how to walk around on ege shells, break through my stone wall and get me reinvolved with the world. Good fucking luck with your life and your marriage. I would not want to be in your shoes, but take two grains of salt and drive on...
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Post by smokn38 »

Welcome.
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Post by 289sotherhalf »

Welcome to the site, chichi.

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Post by chichi »

Ranger Andy wrote:
chichi wrote: I have a feeling my Ranger would not be happy to know I am here.
Secrets in a marriage suck! Let your Ranger know what you're doing. Show him ArmyRanger.com and let him make up his own mind if he wants to be here with fellow Rangers or not. My life was in a black hole for many several years, but my wife learned how to walk around on ege shells, break through my stone wall and get me reinvolved with the world. Good fucking luck with your life and your marriage. I would not want to be in your shoes, but take two grains of salt and drive on...
I asked him and he said no he lived it........then he got a faraway look in his eyes and said well.....I would like to see [John Doe] and maybe [John Smith]. And now 2 days later I sent him this site link.
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