Bette and Tina awake before the baby and start their Mother’s Day making love. They finish just about the time Angelica sends out her “Up” call. Bette showers while Tina goes to get the baby cleaned up. Bette dresses the baby and while Tina showers. They have a very light breakfast and call Kit to wish her happy Mother’s Day before heading out to Brooklyn.

Bette: Well, I’m ready for my Mother’s Day surprise from my Boo. Are you ready too Tina?

Tina: Absolutely. Sweetie can Momma and I have our surprise now.

Angelica: Happy Mother’s Day. Surprise. She hands the big package to Tina.

Tina opens it to find two lovely cards. One for Mommy and the other for Momma. Bette’s shows a park scene and seems to have a boy, presumably Sam along with Angelica. Tina’s shows an airplane and the family eating. Bette realizes she understands their family dynamics quite well, even at less than two years of age. Thankfully both pictures have the sun and a couple of birds so Bette knew their baby was happy about what both moms brought into her life.

Tina: This is beautiful baby, thank you. Come give Mommy a hug and kiss.

Bette: I love my surprise too, thank you Boo.

They share plenty of hugs and kisses and squeals of a very happy baby ensue. Angelica runs back to her room to play.

Bette: I have a gift for you too Tina.

Bette brings a large gift bag from the closet. Tina beams and opens the bag. First there is a card on top. It is very sentimental and causes Tina to softly smile at Bette. There is an envelope inside the card. Bette has bought Tina a membership to the Botanical Gardens.

Bette: I knew it would be a while before you had your own garden again and thought you could rent that one on the meantime. They do all kinds of special events for members, so hopefully you’ll get to enjoy those.

Tina: I’m really excited to go there now. Thank you baby.

Tina continues to root through the bag. She finds a new pair of Nike running shoes and spring running outfit.

Bette: Though you are my partner and Angelica’s mother you are first and foremost Tina Kennard. I wanted to get you something to welcome you to New York and to make sure you take the time to take care of you; do things just for you. It’ll be important that we not lose sight of who we are, not just the roles we play.