Tina:  While you are in school, you are going to have to think about dressing for comfort more so than for style. You’ll have a few occasions where style will be important to you. But your day-to-day life will be for comfort. If you are comfortable, you can concentrate on your studies and schedule and what you need to do to get things done. Your friends are going to like you for who you are sweety, not for the clothes you wear. Now, let’s talk about your desk.

Angie: Oh, my god…. I forgot about that.

Tina:  Well, generally, what’s in it?

Angie:  Junk mostly. I may have some old diaries in it. There are some school supplies, some old notebooks with my notes from various classes. There may be some pictures and some other stuff.

Tina:  You have a nice lamp on your desk. Would you like to take that to school with you? We didn’t buy one yesterday. Did we buy one in LA?

Angie:  I think we did. When is that stuff from LA getting here?

Tina: Thursday morning. We will put it here in the lounge, but we won’t have time to go through it until the week we come back to pack for the move and pack you for New Haven. We will only have time to check everything against the master list to see that we have everything here we intend to go to New Haven. We will do that on Thursday after it arrives. It will be here early.

Angie: So, what next?

Tina: We have to go through your clothes going to New Haven and get an idea what we need to buy to get you a proper wardrobe for New Haven. Then we need to make sure the house is presentable and then we may be able to squeeze in a nap and then dress for the evening. If we don’t have time, then we skip the nap. Oh, your mom is planning on selling the art work. If there is anything you would like her to keep, we need to know that. If Marilyn is interested in the apartment, we plan to have all the art work crated and shipped to the Gallery for Paris to handle on Thursday. So, you have a week or so to voice your desires otherwise it will be sold. The same for Daniel.