Peggy: I am delighted to hear that you have made a decision to make New York a permanent home. This town was made for you Bette. I can’t wait to spoil that Angelica even more and I know you’ll be happiest to have your dear Tina close to you. I am very proud of what Helena has done with the studio and realize Tina has been a driving source of that success. It is a sign of maturity that Helena recognizes that keeping Tina is good for business. It will interesting to see what they work out.

Bette: Well, we owe you another thanks as the Peabody jet will be moving Angelica to New York. Tina and Angelica will be hitching a ride with Helena and the children on their return to New York. We plan to bring more of her clothes if they’ll fit a few of her favorite toys: a Lil Tikes slide, a bounce horse that was a birthday gift from her aunt Helena and riding Giraffe that my sister gave her.

Peggy: Well no better use of the Peabody jet than to bring all of my grandchildren home to New York.

Bette: Thank you for that Peggy. With the death of my father and Tina’s lack of relationship with her parents Angelica doesn’t have any grandparents. It is a blessing for you to want to fill that role for her.

Peggy: No worries Bette, this grandmother has lots of love to share. Let’s get back to our seats.

The second act is energetic as the first, though somber as it reveals Fela’s death from AIDS in 1997.

Peggy: I am so glad I didn’t skip that show it is phenomenal.

Bette: I agree it really is awesome and I’m looking forward to playing this CD at home. Kit and her boyfriend arrive in the morning for a weekend visit. She was a singer before retiring and opening the restaurant I LA. I think she’ll really appreciate this music as well. I wonder if she ever met him; she traveled around the world in her career.

Peggy: Let’s keep the African theme going for dinner?

Bette: Sounds good to me. Do you have a place in mind?

Peggy: You bet I do. Gerado call Zereoue and tell them we are on our way.