Bette: Well, we had Kennard spaghetti and a salad.

Tina:  Dan said you guys ate in the school cafeteria for lunch.

Bette:  Yes, the principal made arrangements for us to have a free lunch. It was good. Daniel really did not have time to go out to eat. Oh, and we got a boat load of uniforms. I hope they last until Christmas. Then we are going to have to replace them if continues to grow, which he probably will.

Tina:  Wow, you are getting down your to do list rather efficiently.  We are doing well. Tomorrow is shopping day. Now that I do not have to get a realtor, we have all day to get what we need. We going to get a few things, but not near what you had to buy for Daniel.

Bette: Well just remember the space limitations and you will be fine. So how are you doing personally? You know tonight, when we were eating at the table, I really missed having you here. I was talking to Daniel as if he were you. I need to stop that. He’s not ready to help me make decisions about things.

Tina:  Well, I understand. I miss you too. I wish I had you here in my bed so I could just cuddle. I’m too tired for anything else. But I sure could use a hug.

Bette:  Me too. I am worn out. After this load of clothes gets finished, I’m going to go to bed. Oh, we do need to plan a small party or celebration for Angie for Monday evening. Do you want to go out to eat or shall we cook?

Tina:  Why don’t you and I cook a dinner for her. Why don’t you call Paris and Jeanette, Sonny and Kit to come for a family dinner?

Bette: Why don’t we make it a casual dinner – maybe we can fix some ribs and side dishes and a cake. We will have the big celebration before we leave for New York.

Tina:  That time is going to be tight. Maybe we can ask Helena and Dylan to host it?

Bette:  That would be good. She has a staff to put together whatever we want.

Tina: Okay, we will plan Monday on Friday and the going away party next week?