Royal Wedding.

In the next month prior to the start of school, I am all about living out life to the fullest adventure. 

This morning, I woke at 5am to drive to a friends to celebrate and watch the Royal Wedding in style. 

The cucumber sandwiches, petit fours, fruit, scones with jam and cream, and other delightful desserts. 

Of course, completed with multiple cups of tea and my British accent.

My friend couldn't be any more precious.

My friend's adorable mom gave me the following poem when I exclaimed I wanted to be a real princess:

Princess Bride

By Tabbatha Leaton

A princess isn't searching when her prince comes by her way,

In perfect time, when hope seems lost, he's sent to save the day.

Sleeping beauty wasn't searching for a prince to call her own,

But God sent one to rescue her as she slept there all alone.

Cinderella didn't notice she left her shoe behind,

But God removed it from her foot for the perfect prince to find.

We're each a princess in God's eyes, because we're daughters of the king,

So don't go searching on your own, for wedding bells to ring.

He'll send the perfect prince who will have eyes for you alone,

He'll be grounded on the word of God, and give your heart a home.

There's no need to go search high and low, and put your heart asunder,

And although you're anxious for him now, don't let your virtue wonder.

It's a sill ynotion that kissing frogs can bring them change of heart,

The man that's worthy of all you have is a price right from the start. 

Let your heart remain as pure as gold, while you wait for love to come,

And when God sends him riding in...you'll know he is the one. 

Be careful not to awaken love before God's will is spoken,

You just might miss you perfect prince as your fragile heart beats broken.

There is a season for true love, God sets that time aside,

And once it's time to let it bloom, we'll become a princess bride. 

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Congrats, Prince William and Princess Kate!