They call me the Fairy GodMother

I took GO to visit Mrs F and my BFF (the best baby in the world). We had a lovely lunch with lots of hugs and kisses.  

GO was worried that BFF would be a grizzly baby, but I assured him that she was awkward sweetness and light, around me anyway.  

As we got back in the car Mrs F said that BFF had a question to ask me "would you be my Godmother?"  I was stunned (memories of GO's proposal came flooding back) but without hesitation I said yes. 

I am honoured that I was even considered to take on this important role in her life.  

I am making plans and how to be the best godmother I can be.  My first job is too send her a thank you card, in it I will explain how honoured I am and how I will take my new role in her life seriously, not too seriously though ;-)

They call me the Godmother

A lovely start to summer 2015

Hmmmm donuts!

My lovely little gambler

Always trying to be helpful.....

What a stunning view - you can't see the dodgy families shouting at each other

Has he won?

Such exciting news....

I had a lovely day introducing GO to a very dear friends baby girl, this weekend. We went out for a yummy lunch and took a trip to the seaside.  Conversation flowed and I was asked to be Godmother, I was so touched and smiled for the whole day. 

I exceeded all expectations

I had a blast visiting MrsF and my BFF aka My Gorgeous Goddaughter (MGGD). We  spent the morning at baby music and movement class.  Singing, dancing and just generally having fun.  The class was half an hour long and there are about twenty babies/families.  The instructor handed out the instruments and said to me.  "We expect everyone to join in!" My response was "try to stop me!"  Mrs F explained I was Early Years teacher (this was basically my everyday). We began with a couple of songs I was unfamiliar with, but I followed along bouncing MGGD in time to the music. When I recognised a song I joined I with gusto. At one point I watched the others parents mumbling along to Incy Wincy Spider, as I was belting it out sans baby. I leaned over to MrsF and said "I think in this class I am the overacheiver!"