Just a small town southern girl, saved by the grace of God. A lover of antiques, small towns, Paul Newman movies, all things Auburn, front porch sitting, southern charm, Grey's Anatomy and cherry sun drop...just to name a few.
Blessed with wonderful family & friends and lucky to have found my one true love.
In this blog you'll find tales of wedding planning, love and more. Its likely to include a variety topics including decorating ideas, family and faith. The title of our blog is a play on my married name and a nickname I gained even prior to being married.
Since graduating college in December 2009, my life has changed a lot and is ever evolving. I completed a tax internship, got engaged and began planning a wedding, started my first career job (which I love) and more. Prior to May 2011, I was a girl living in Cullman, working in Birmingham, planning a wedding in Huntsville, with a fiance working in Franklin, TN. Our lives were well, interesting due to the logistics of it all. Many of our blog posts prior to May 14, 2011 share those fun stories. Now, we are happily living in Franklin, TN.
As a Tennessee implant, this little Alabama girl has a lot to learn.
I hope you enjoy our random tales of life as we learn what growing up is all about.
Whose the better half, I often speak of?
Meet Zach
An architect.
Lover of football, movies, Auburn and so much more.
Maker of laughs, seriously he's quite funny.
Not to mention, quite handsome in his photo :)
Best of all, he's the better half to yours truly.
Lover of football, movies, Auburn and so much more.
Maker of laughs, seriously he's quite funny.
Not to mention, quite handsome in his photo :)
Best of all, he's the better half to yours truly.
"I've heard that it's possible to grow up - I've just never met anyone who's actually done it. Without parents to defy, we break the rules we make for ourselves. We throw tantrums when things don't go our way, we whisper secrets with our best friends in the dark, we look for comfort where we can find it, and we hope - against all logic, against all experience. Like children, we never give up hope."-Grey's Anatomy

