Muffin Man had a playdate yesterday with his best friend in the whole wide world, DeepVoicedToddler. DeepVoicedToddler and Muffin Man were in the same class at the old school for over three years. Every weekend for the last month, MM has been asking, "When can I play with DVT?"
You should have seen the joy and excitement as they spotted each other, DVT coming up the driveway, MM standing at the open door. They rushed toward each other and embraced as though they had been separated for years.
For the next 4 hours they played and snacked and coloured and talked and read books and played some more. And there were only two meltdowns (over a Matchbox double decker "school bus" and a Melissa and Doug mailbox MM got for Christmas). Other than that, the sharing of the toys was flawless.
They played so nicely together that I was able to sit in the comfy chair and read a bit while they made noises like "brrrrrppppbbrrrppp", "woooooowoooooo", "roaaaaarrrr", and "look out! We're going to crash!"
And during one of their 3 or 4 snack breaks, DVT said in his really quite gravelly voice, "I like your mom. She's almost as nice as mine."
I feel like I could be given no higher compliment. I can now consider myself a hostess extraordinaire.
At the end of the visit, they gave each other big hugs and blew kisses until they were out of sight. "Can DVT come back and play tomorrow?" MM asked as we closed the door.
DVT's mom and I enjoyed a good gossip when she came by to pick him up. She's looking into sending DVT to PNP. Muffin Man would be so thrilled!
Through My Glasses, Dorkily
13 years ago
7 comments:
Anytime moms and kids can be happy in the same room is a good thing!
Congrats on the fancy hostessing job :)
I love the MM loves his friend.
How lovely!
Very, very cute! You rock, MM.
So cute! That is quite a compliment.
that dvt is a playdate keeper kid! i love those kinds of playdates. yay you and yay mm!
I wish I could convey to you the quality of his voice through this medium, but it's just not possible.
What a great playdate! Friends like that are priceless.
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