Ms. to Mrs.

More than a year later from my last post, and many things in my life have changed. 

The first one, and many would think the biggest change in my life (it's not, keep reading), that I got married.  Its huge, I know.  If you want, let me know and I can take you through the week of festivities with pictures (and trust me, we had a lot of little events).  I got married on April 2nd, 2018.  My wedding week was stressful, as most brides would agree.  Afterword, I did regret it.  I felt like I should have just chilled out and let the days go as they were.  I was always worried that we got everything done on time, and that everyone was having a great time.  In that, I felt like I missed out on some great moments from the whole week. 

Quick look at my outfit on the left.  I got this outfit made from a independent designer in Karachi, Pakistan.   I loved my wedding outfit.  I felt like it suited me really well, and was totally up my street in regards to style and design.

I do have a lot of tips for up coming brides, and will make a post for that soon.

Now the second thing, and in my opinion the biggest thing I have ever done, I moved to a different COUNTRY.  Yup, I moved to the UK.  I now live in London.  I always want to do the Joey thing and go "London Baby!"  To be honest, I did for the first month or so. Until I got tired, and started missing home.

This was the biggest change for me, and one of the hardest things I have ever done. Moving from Houston, Texas to London was not an easy transition.  I honestly still have struggles with it. And I will share more about that on another post as well.

Quick update on where I am and what I'm doing.  I hope to be more active and give you guys more posts from now on!

Bachelorette Partay

 Well, it wasn't really a party.  More of a one day trip.  Me and my friends drove down to Austin, TX for a friends Bachelorette.  It was just four of us, but I think that's what made it so much fun.  The drive to Austin was just loads of singing and dancing and yelling at 6 in the morning.

The first place we went to see was THE CAPITAL.  We parked out front on meter parking for an hour and ran to the building.  We took loads of pictures.  And even climbed the gates - we got in trouble for that one.  But hey -  we got the picture! It really was very beautiful! We got a bit carried away in the building and kind of forgot that my car sat outside the capital, in front of a police station. We freaked a bit when we noticed that it had been well over and hour, and ran back to my car.  Thank anything and everything that my car was there and no tickets!

Our next stop was Mount Bonnell.  This is one of my favorite places in Austin.  You can hike up to the top and the view is gorgeous.  I love climbing up and through the trees.  I have some pictures below, but trust me when I say, the camera does the view no justice.  We sat up there and played charades for a long time. And then we hiked back down to the car.  One of my friends, of course refused to go down the trail and she came down the stairs - they have stairs there for those who don't want to hike up. The drive it self around that area is beautiful. 

We had a quick bite to eat - all of us wolfing down our food and no one really talked for those 30 minutes. I had a chicken shwarma wrap (YUM!). We went down a mile or two and just hung out at a Starbucks for the rest of the time.  Had a nice chat and just talked of random things.

It was honestly a great day.  We sang and danced back home all the way.  Actually - we ended up at one of my friends houses and hung out there for a while. 

It wasn't a typical bachelorette party, but I had a lot of fun!  Let me know some fun adventures you've been on lately.  Or share some bachelorette party stories for us here. 

Thanks for reading and I hope you enjoyed!