by laurengroves816 | Feb 20, 2019 | My Life Before, Our Life Together, Our Season of Engagement
From the moment our lungs first fill with air, we become burdened with expectations. We are expected to smile when we dream as infants, learn to say “mama” or “dada”, and start walking at a certain age. Then the expectations grow. Standardized testing in elementary...
by laurengroves816 | Feb 14, 2019 | My Life Before, Our Life Together, Our Season of Engagement, Uncategorized
It seems like from the age of seventeen on, we are continuously in the “almost but not yet.” Almost graduated from high school or college, but not yet. Almost working our dream job, just not yet. Almost dating, almost engaged, almost married, but slow...
by laurengroves816 | Feb 14, 2019 | My Life Before, Our Life Together, Our Season of Engagement, Uncategorized
Three years ago today, my life-long love asked me to be his girlfriend. When I think back to that day, I had absolutely no idea that I might be sitting here, three years later, his wife. I was so young. I am still so young. But I could not be more grateful that...
by laurengroves816 | Feb 14, 2019 | My Life Before, Our Life Together, Our Season of Engagement
After a few short months of being married, I understand more and more that learning from others is the best kind of learning. My last few years have been a whirlwind. I went from a year and a half of singleness to two years of dating, eight months of engagement, and...
by laurengroves816 | Feb 14, 2019 | Our Life Together, Our Season of Engagement, Our Wedding Day
2016 has been a huge year in my world. I entered as a Sledge and am leaving as a Groves. I was engaged, planned a wedding, and am now in the fifth month of marriage. To say I know everything would be foolish, but I have definitely been taught some major lessons...
by laurengroves816 | Feb 9, 2019 | Marriage, Our Season of Engagement
1. Don’t get caught up in the details. I cannot stress this enough. SO many people are going to tell you how fast your day will fly, and you are still not going to grasp it. My thought was, “but I am spending so much time planning! I will remember it.” Nope. Not even...
