Angie: Oh Mom, these paintings? You decided to hang them in here?

Bette:  Yes, I decided we needed to keep these. Jim had them cleaned and reframed and we all agreed that this was the room they belong in.

Angie:  Suzanne, these are the painting my grandmother Mary painted many years ago when my mom was a small child. I have always loved them because they were so happy feeling. Thank you, Mom, for putting these in here.

Bette:  Suzanne, this is the closet. I believe there is room for you to hang your clothes and an empty chest of drawers for you to use. The towels and extra sheets are on the shelf. We have some extra shampoos and soap and tissue in the cabinets in the bathroom. The remotes to control the television and the drapes are in that pocket on the bed side table. The computer is hooked up and working. Make yourself at home. And if you should need anything, call us on your cell phone. I suggest you two set your rechargers on the bathroom counter. Now there is no bath tub but I think you will find the shower to be more than adequate.

Angie: Thanks mom.  I think we’ll be fine.

Bette then smiled and walked out the door closing it behind her as she went. She quickly went and retrieved the bags and take them to the master bedroom. Bette then took time to use the bathroom and wash her face and hands. She then quickly went downstair to join Tina in the kitchen. She found Daniel talking to his mom as she was putting the potatoes in the air fryer. Daniel was going to join them for a snack but wanted the fries only as he had a very good dinner only a couple of hours ago. Mary and Margaret would sit with them but would have some decaffeinated coffee.

After the snack, Mary and Margaret and Daniel took Angie and Suzanne on a tour of the house. Daniel played the piano while the Mary and Margaret caught up with all the goings on of Angie and Suzanne. Mary filled Angie in on the normal daily routine of the house. Bette and Tina cleaned up the kitchen and reset the coffee for the morning locked all the doors and shut off all the lights. They walked up the stairs and found the rest of the family talking in the library.  Daniel decided to end his piano playing and excused himself to go to his room. Angie insisted that they have a tour of his room before he retired for the night. This trilled Daniel.