I am fairy tired

Had an after school party at The Mt today.
My goodness! Next time I do long distance travel to a fairy party in summer, I will be taking a change of clothes for the drive home at least! I was sweltering! Windows down and air condition simultaneously going did nothing at all.

But it was a fab party. The little girl (6) was a spoilt little brat, but had one of those smiles that make you melt anyway, and her best friend kept telling me I was pretty - this job does wonders for my self esteem!
The same little girlie however decided my dress needed stickers, so every so often I'd feel a little hand on my boobs adding some! Hehe!

The one little boy was delighted to be a pirate but every time I got him to give me an "Argh!" he'd add a swiping claw-like action and then hiss like a cat....am not convinced he actually knows what a pirate is!
He then begged me as I was leaving to take him to FairyLand with me, because he'd "really like to see it, please, Fairy." Aww! Melt! Would happilly have taken him with me....but that would be the slightest bit illegal......

The family was lovely, Nana wants me at her next birthday, as she was fascinated by my catchable bubbles! Aww, bless.
And then as I was leaving, Aunty brought me out a box of afternoon tea and a bottle of fruit drink and Mummy gave me a $10 tip! Stoked!

My one gripe of the day however, is how many growed ups have lost their inner child.
Stopped for petrol and a cold drink on the way home, and I got stared at like I had 6 heads or something! One old lady smiled and waved, but that was it; everyone else looked like they were terrified to make eye contact with me. Sad. Very sad. The silly old codger behind the counter however asked if I were going to my school ball???!!!!

But seriously, if I get to the point where I lose the magic and wonderment from my life, someone hand me a bullet!