Angelica: Alex play?

Bette: Alex isn’t coming today, but I bet you can make a new friend today or Momma will play with you.

Tina: Hey babe, we are just in time for the musical workshop.

Bette: Alright, let’s head down.

They spend the next hour singing, clapping and banging on drums for the work shop. Angelica seemed to love the exercises and activities and Bette and Tina loved watching all of the little ones express themselves musically. They spend another hour revisiting some of the standard exhibit areas of the museum before hunger wins out and they decide to head out and return home for an early dinner. Bette cooks while Tina goes for a run and Angelica plays. Dinner was quick and sure to be a crowd pleaser, spaghetti with green beans on the side.

Tina: Thanks babe, this is great after that run I’m really hungry.

Bette: You’re welcome. Did you have fun today?

Tina: Yes, I’m building a wardrobe suitable for New York.

Bette: T, you look great in whatever you choose. You don’t need a New York wardrobe.

Tina: I found some great deals today. I even got something to wear tomorrow night.

Angelica: More Mommy.

Bette: Say please Boo.

Angelica: Please Mommy.

Tina: Here you go baby, just let me cut it up for you.

Bette: So movie night tonight?

Tina: Sure, but I get to pick the movie.

Bette: Well don’t you always pick the movie?

Tina: Do you want to pick this time?

Bette: Oh I pick whatever you want to watch.

Tina: Good answer Yalie!

Bette gives Angelica her bath while Tina cleans up the kitchen. The put in Dumbo for Angelica and she loves it. Even Bette and Tina are transported back to their own childhoods and enjoy this one. Angelica falls asleep before the end of the movie and Bette puts her to bed. Tina makes popcorn and switches the movie to Sex in the City. Tina lays down with her head in Bette’s lap as Bette sits upright on the sofa throughout the movie. Bette eventually begins to caress Tina’s stomach under her t-shirt with one hand and plays with Tina’s hair with the other. The girls howl and cry at the antics of the New York friends in the movie. The movie ends and Bette shuts off the television and switches to the soft music in the CD player.