Tag Archives: Thoughts

TOPS in Blue

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Writing War Bride

Tops in Blue Christina M. Callisto Free Lance Writer Published in the February/March 2011 issue of the Military Voice & Community News “Tops In Blue, is an all-active duty US Air Force special unit made up of talented amateur performers … Continue reading →

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Emerald Coast Writers Group

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Writing War Bride

Emerald Coast Writers Group By Christina M. Callisto Free Lance Writer Published in the February/March 2011 issue of the Military Voice & Community News CALLING ALL MILITARY, active duty and guard of all branches, spouses, dependents, retired, and GS and … Continue reading →

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Taking Advantage of Military Discounts

Posted on March 1, 2011 by Writing War Bride

Taking Advantage of Military Discounts By Christina Callisto Published in the February/March 2011 issue of the Military Voice & Community News With January over and the New Year’s resolutions to control spending made, the winter months still have vacations dancing … Continue reading →