More Than a Girl Could Ask For

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On my twenty-fifth birthday, people kept asking me how it felt to be twenty-five.

I wasn't sure how I felt.

...Until I looked at my life and what I've accomplished.

When I was a young girl, I always said that I'd get married and have a baby before I was twenty-five.

I said that I'd be graduated from college, in love with my life, live in a beautiful house, rock at my job, have amazing friends, and remain super close with my family.

You know what?

That's exactly where my life has taken me.

Who does that?

Like, who can sit there when they are ten years old, dream up the perfect life, and then actually make it happen.

I'm so fortunate to have accomplished so much.

My favorite accomplishment is definitely this cupcake:


To celebrate the big "turning a quarter of a century old" birthday, my closest friends and I went over to my mom's house to enjoy the gorgeous weather and just hang out.

Isaac made the infamous "Ron Ron juice":


Which Captain Kasie thoroughly enjoyed:


Us girls gossiped, as usual:


The boys golfed and played some pool:


Then, it was time to make a wish:


Grace thought ALL of the cake was for her:


I opened gifts and got everything on my wish list (except those Louboutins) and more!!


AND after an awesome day, I got to go home to my beautiful house and cuddle up to the most amazing husband and sweetest baby a girl could ask for.

I'm seriously the most spoiled blessed person in the world.

Thank you to everyone who made my birthday (and makes every other day of my life) so special! I couldn't ask for a better group of people to share my life with...it's truly more than a girl could ask for.

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