Previously…

“Are you ready?” Shane asked.

“Um, yeah.  Just a second,” Alice stammered as she tried to catch her thoughts and put Shane’s T-shirt on.  She grabbed the map of New Orleans and said, “Let’s hope the map will get us there.”

Shane grabbed the keys from the table and they headed out the door to the car and towards the airport.

TBC…

Tina, Bette, and the kids pull up to the airport and Tina parked the van.  They all got out and walked in the front door.  They stared at the flight monitors confused.

“May I help you?” asked a young man behind the desk.

“Yes,” Bette answered.  “My sister is flying in from L.A. today and I have no idea what airline she is on.”

“O.K. When is she supposed to arrive?” the man asked tapping the keys on the keyboard.

“Well, she left a message on my cell phone about three hours ago that she’d be her in two or three hours.  So do you have a flight coming in from L.A. any minute?” Bette asked.

“Let’s see,” he said and clicked the mouse.  He reached down, tore some paper, and handed it to Bette.  “Gate C,” the man said proudly.

“Thank you,” Bette said as she grabbed Tina by the hand and took off running.

“Whoa!  Bette,” Tina said trying to catch up to Bette.  “Don’t forget we have kids to keep up with.”

“I know.  I’m just excited!” Bette exclaimed and slowed down to a walk.

The kids caught up to Bette and Tina.  “What gate is Auntie Kit coming thru?” Angelica asked.  “I want to be the first one she sees!”

“Gate C,” Bette answered.  “Walk kids.  You don’t want to get arrested for bad behavior.”

“O.K. momma!” they yelled and walked ahead of Bette & Tina.

“T, what do you say we let Kit think the kids are here to pick her up?” Bette asked mischievously.

“O.K., but somehow I don’t think she’ll believe it,” Tina answered.

They came up to the scanner where the kids were waiting in line to go thru.  Michael ran around to the other side.

“Whoa there tiger, where do you think you’re going?” asked the security guard.

“I wanted to see what you see when they go thru,” Michael said trying to see the monitors.