Well got home after a few work drinks and a work mate called to say he would be around in 20 mins for a beer and to borrow the water blaster. Yes it was time for some more Harrington'd Monsoon and at 5.6% and a 500ml bottle they have a bit of a kick. During our conversation a got a text from a child that I am god father to she was unhappy and lonely, it was turning into an interesting night so much to do. So after Oli had finish our chat and beers he got the water blaster and headed home. I got the phone and called Starzy she was upset and very lonely and asking "when can I come stay with you", "When can I come stay with you". So we sorted sometime with her dad and she was getting a bit happier, task well done I thought. I did mention I was god father before and I'm not sure of this title but it does seem as time goes on that I am becoming her saviour and I don't mean that in a big headed kind of way I mean it in a humble way. Shall I explain how my and Starzy relationship started it is a bloody long story but I will start with the short version and maybe one day expand. Okay I went out with her mum and moved them to Auckland to live with me, after being a bachelor for 12years I ended up with instant family and two kids 3 & 9 never really having had to look after kids before I thought gee what will I do and the funny thing was I just did what my dad did for me as a child and it worked. You give them your love and affection and they give it back. Yes by the way this is the short version. Well mum got a job in Fiji and I had the kids for 3months all on my own, during this time the kids got very close to my heart. There mum tried a stint in fiji with the kids but they wanted to be back in New Zealand with me, what a strange situation. So now Starz spend the school holdays with me. there the short version, so after talking to Starz I felt a little concerned so I skyped her mum and had a chat, this world is certainly weird.
Saturday morning I awoke at 10am feeling less than enthuiastic about the day so decided to have a very lazy day
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