And so it begins.
Our FRG (family readiness group for you, Just Laura -- the new Army-official version of the family support group) has a new member. Well, sort of.
A new guy has joined the unit. He's kind of high up. His wife, after a few days in country, decided it was time for a new world order. She held a coffee for all of the wives whose husbands work for her husband and told them that they should come to her with all issues and problems. They should not, under any circumstance, contact the FRG, attend meetings or keep up with their FRG point of contact. The FRG could not help them. She could. Basically, she informed them that there is a new sheriff and people better get used to it or get the fuck out of town.
Honestly, where do people come up with this shit? How can they think for a second that it is a good idea?
So I spent my day calling a lot of really upset ladies to inform them that, no, we didn't kick them out of the FRG. No, there isn't a new pecking order. And yes, this new woman is off her fucking rocker. And since she won't take my calls, I now have to go visit Mrs. Newbie this weekend or get my husband, the guy in charge of the FRG, to ask her husband to straighten her out. Not a fun prospect either way, really.
Why exactly did I sign up for this shit?
Friday, February 29, 2008
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2 comments:
Sounds like she didn't get the memo that says, "Your service member wears the rank, he or she has earned it. You the spouse (unless also wearing the uniform) do not have any rank. Try to remember that."
So - which was it? You? Or the Capt.?
"Inquiring minds want to know."
Oy veh indeed. . . .
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