It was a truly amazing day. The children were totally excited they opened their cards and little personalized bracelet’s and necklace gifts bought by two dear old lady friends.

I received a much needed blessing from a dear absent friend.

We had one of our special champagne /fresh orange and smoked salmon/scrambled egg breakfasts followed by croissants. The children had the same with chocolate croissants. Everybody was over bubbling with happiness.

The children all managed to stay perfectly clean and each one looked so beautiful.

Just before 12.00 we all skipped, ran and strolled round to the quaint little church in the shining sun. We welcomed and hugged our two special guests and greeted all of our gorgeous Godmothers, they really all are my favourite people in the world, including the un-named one who was I know was here in spirit.

Our darling Father started off by genuinely saying what a privilege it was, for him to be taking the service. With holy water he blessed the children’s individual brightly hand painted, fair trade wooden crosses, which I chose for them, as a gift to remember their special day.

He then did a lovely special prayer for my Daddy who had died almost 4 years ago to the day.

Then the baptisms took place, our five beautiful little children with all their individual lovely little characters shining through, so bright, so wise, so young, so good and so full of love.

Officially recognised and accepted into Gods family and to have our children so aware of the service and so understanding of its meaning was perfect. It was such a big step for me.

Our lovely Father finished off with a prayer first for mummy and then for Daddy. We all kissed and hugged and then strolled back home renewed, strengthened, energised whole and full to the brim with love.

We had champagne toasts and afternoon tea and egg and basil and cuecumber sandwiches on a stand, and pretty little white floral faerie cakes which a sweet friend made as a gift. And scones and cream and a bowl of fresh mixed berries.

The garden looked glorious with all its flowers and the first margarites opening especially to greet us. Throughout the afternoon the children played and chatted and gave out gifts to all the guests, of a little photo in a love heart frame, of all the children taken the night before. And a little faerie card which they all signed.

I never wanted the day to end. So much sunshine, So much Love. So much happiness. Late afternoon my dearest people left for home. The children looked like children that had had a wonder filled day, scruffy, dirty, and ruffled with love and treats and more love.

They were bathed clean and tucked up in bed and I hugged and kissed each of them and asked if they felt loved by God and they all said “yes” and little Meadow said “yes, and Mummy I feel Jesus’ presence in my body”. So wise for a 5 year old.

It was so worth the long journey and the wait to reach this special place. I don’t think I have ever slept so sweetly.

Thank you

Hi pixies.

If anybody would like to view my collection of poetry you can at hhtp://www.ambergiles.com. Theres also some other stuff on there.

I miss you guys but have managed to claw back some time as Eliza Maude is now toddling.

Im also so very excited as baptisms for all my children take place within the next couple of weeks so I wonder if I may ask for your prayers and blessings.

Your often in my thought and I do look forward to the time when I am awake late enough to find another pixy slot, when family and children are a little more independant.

Lots of loving xxx moonchild xxx