So my sister asked me the other day what "household 6" meant. I had heard it before but really didn't know the exact definition of it, I knew it was something relevant to an army wife.
According to Urban dictionary:
A military man's stay at home wife basically. Here is the entire definition. (It wouldn't let me copy and paste for some reason.)
It really boils down to this: We are the commander of the household and we are in charge of making sure everything gets done...believe it or not, the military wife is the hardest job in the world. I almost punched out overhearing a soldier say that a military spouse is not that big of a job, or the hardest...obviously he never had to do anything but go to work.
*Editors note* Okay, it isn't the hardest job per se but it is pretty difficult to say the least!
2 comments:
In the Army, the call sign '6' means commander. If you were on the radio and said, "Warrior6/Rakkasan6" everyone would know that it was the commander speaking.
So Household6 simply means commander of the household.
And I'd have to say that being a military spouse is NOT the hardest job. Hard, yes - but not the hardest. I use the simple logic of the fact that we're not the ones deploying away from loved ones for a years time to be surrounded by people trying to kill us. We live in a relatively happy society that views us as equals. We have family and all the comforts of home. I would never trade what I do for what my husband does, because I'd much rather sleep until 8a rather than get up at 4:45 every morning.
Just saying.
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