Tina: Don’t tempt me baby.

Bette: Tina has worked like crazy for the last month and half. So with the move she’s taking the month of June off. Just handling a few items with the films they’ll be releasing soon.

Cindy: You’ve had a rough couple of months Tina. I’m glad you’re finally here and getting a break. Angelica has got to love having you home now; I know Bette is over the moon.

Tina: I’m so glad to finally be here too. I’m not so sure about the baby being so happy that I’m here.

Tina tells them about Angelica’s “Meltdown for Momma” yesterday. The parents laugh and Cindy tells a similar story about Sam at the park. He cried for Daddy to come play catch with him. Gerald happened to be playing center field at the time. He actually came over as soon as his team came in from the field. He played catch with Sam, but was able to explain that he needed Sam to watch him play and to say “Go Daddy”. Sam liked the new game and has become a loud cheerleader at the games.

Cindy: Looks like nap time is here. We can put Sam in is stroller.

Bette: Let’s just put them both in the playpen.

Gerald: Do you want me to carry it down to the beach so we can all hang out there with we jet ski?

Bette: That sounds great. We already have some beach chairs down there.

Tina: I’ll pack the small cooler with some beverages too.

They pack up and settle the kids in the playpen. This unit has a rollover screen attached so the kids are protected from the sun while they nap. Tina takes Gerald and Cindy back to find wet suits while Bette sits with the kids. They all come back fitted for action. Pre jet skit photos are taken and Bette helps Gerald loosen their unit. He gets on first and Cindy hops on the back.  Bette helps Tina onto the other ski. They rev up their engines and take off. Bette switches the camera to video and focuses on the newlyweds. Gerald has gotten the hang of the machine and has shifted into daredevil mode. Cindy is trying to talk some sense into him. Tina is still getting comfortable with herst. They ride for about 20 minutes and head back to shore.