Clarice: Hello, I’m Clarice and here long enough to prepare you pancakes and eggs just the way you like them.

Angelica: I want pancakes!

Bette: How about a ring of silver dollar pancakes for this little one? T, how do you want your eggs?

Tina: I’m starved so how about an omelet?

Clarice: Do you want a meat, veggie or seafood omelet?

Tina: Let’s do cheese to share with the baby. We both love veggie omelets and this close to the ocean we have to have the seafood too.

Bette: Us grown ups will have pancakes too, but just two each. I want to save some room for a bagel too.

Clarice: Coming right up. Help yourself to the starter items. The lox is especially tender and Ms. Miller takes great pride in her pastries, but don’t let them ruin your appetites.

The family heads back inside to find the powder room to wash up before digging in.

Orville: Ah yes, of course the powder room. There is one just beyond that door there.

This was not your ordinary powder room but a Four Seasons level restroom with two water closets. They giggle at the ornate nature of the restroom while they wash up for their meal. They return to find Angelica’s plate of pancakes was ready. Clarice had added raisins to a lone pancake in the middle of Angelica’s place to make a smiley face. The mother’s appreciated the artistic touch as well as the fact that she’d chosen raisins rather than chocolate chips.

Clarice: I made your veggie an egg white omelet.

She plates the omelets on a rectangular platter with a section for each omelet. The pancakes are done and she serves plates of two each to Bette and Tina.

Clarice: Is there anything else I can prepare for you today?.

Bette: No, I think we are all set and have plenty to work on here.

Clarice: Very well. I will pack up and leave you to enjoy your meal here.

Bette: Oh let me give you something.

Clarice: I have been well taken care of already. I hope you enjoy the meal and your stay here.

Bette and Tina: Thank you.

The family enjoys their meal overlooking the ocean. They talk to Angelica about the birds that fly overhead and the big ocean out in front of them.