Bette: I’ve gotten pretty handy with the grill, why don’t you let me prepare the chicken.

Tina: Works for me.

Bette: Do you want to go out Saturday night?

Tina: Not really. Things will be so hectic when I get back. I’d really just like to have another evening cuddling and talking, maybe watch a movie.

Bette: What plans have you made for Sunday?

Tina: I booked us a day in Brooklyn. You are taking me to the Botanical Gardens for a tour and brunch then I am taking you back to the Brooklyn museum so you can see more of it and share it with me. After that if we’re up for it we’ll take Angelica back to that park.

Bette: That is a perfect Mother’s Day, something for each of us.

Tina: I thought you’d like those plans.

Bette: I love them, thank you. Only part I won’t like is taking you to the airport for your flight.

Tina: Ah, but if you don’t take me I won’t be able to come home again; this time for good.

Bette: I love the sound of that. Speaking of, do you want me to handle the delivery logistics with the moving company? We’ll need to be back from Long Island to receive our van and the building has strict hours and rules for moving, in or out. We’ll have to schedule the freight elevator.

Tina: Yea, it probably is best that you coordinate that part. That means we’ll use the Saab again for that trip; the SUV won’t be here yet. I’m glad you didn’t sell it.

Bette: Me too, we’ll have to ask Peggy if there is a crib or playpen there for Angelica. Otherwise we’ll need to bring the Pack ‘n Play.

Tina: Something tells me Grandma Peggy has all the tools our baby will need there.

Bette: Well that will definitely give us more room in the car. We need to give Peggy a shopping list, the caretakers will have the house stocked for us. You want to put that together?

Tina: That’ll be fun, sure. Once we know how long we’re staying I’ll put the list together.

Bette: Feels nice to just cuddle here with you, but I may be sleeping here with you before too much longer. Can we move this to the bed?