This blog series is called Why Can’t We All Just Get Along What that means, is that sometimes we tend to turn life into a big loser contest, where we figure we have it harder than everyone else.  Especially on Military forums and support groups.  We judge the experiences of different branches, different bases, different families, and we argue over who has it worse. Let’s not anymore, okay? So in this series, I have some amazing guest bloggers who have written me what it’s like to walk a mile in their shoes.  The good and the bad.  Because all our struggles and victories may be different, but that doesn’t make them any less valid. And for my readers who are not military, it’s a chance to see how unique each military family is and what their day to day life is like!   Before each blogger, I am going to take a moment to answer a question from you guys about what it’s like to be a Canadian military spouse.  And the best part is, commenting and asking a question enters you into a draw for Canadian Maple Syrup candies! When the series is all done, I will use random.org to pick one of our question-askers as the winner of the candies :). A Canadian Contest   Today’s question comes from Sarah, and I love it! (And I totally do.  All the time 🙂 When we were at Fort Drum and lived on the St. Lawrence River across from Canada, I spent a good amount of my day staring over the water and wondering what was going on over there. Do the people on the Canada side…