Tina: Oh, what’s that?

Bette: We are going to have one of those long people transporters with a driver. The plan is to start at the furthest end of the park and work our way to the front which is closer to the parking lots. I know we could walk this, but I was a little concerned about Mary and Margaret. I want them to have a good time as well. So, the transporter will take us to an area and then we will cover the area and then load up and go to the next area. Our guide will get us to our appointed tours on time as we go.

Tina: Wow, that sounds nice. With that, we will be able to stay all day and well into the night.

Bette: Well, if it gets a bit much for Mary and Margaret, we can give them our car to go home and we can take Margaret’s SUV home. I think we can get six in it fairly easily.

Tina: Yeah, or we can call a cab for Angie and Suzanne and send them home that way. But we will get them home safely whatever we do.

Bette: Or, we can call a cab for Mary and Margaret and Angie can drive Margaret’s SUV home.

Tina:  Well, we have a lot of options. Good thinking. Turn around and let me get your hair.

They finished getting ready. Grabbed a small backpack to carry their purses and jackets in. Bette and Tina agreed that they would split the time carrying it and would encourage the others to do the same. Then they headed down stairs.

Mary and Margaret were in the kitchen getting the breakfast started. When Bette and Tina arrived, Margaret and Daniel headed out the door to go get John David. Angie and Suzanne began to set the table and pour the juice and water and set out coffee cups and flatware for the breakfast. Breakfast was going to be sausage and pancakes and a small cup of strawberries. Bette started to dip out the strawberries into small bowls as Tina was finishing up the pancakes. Mary was staging the plates to be ready for the food. As a couple of stacks of pancake were ready, Tina encouraged Angie and Suzanne to go ahead and begin their breakfast. Margaret, Daniel and John David came in the door and headed up stairs to take John David’s overnight bag up. So, the next two stacks of pancakes went to Mary and Margaret. John David and Daniel got the next and Bette and Tina got the last two stacks. The sausage was loaded on the plates along with the pancakes. Bette had been buttering each cake as Tina stacked them. By the time Bette and Tina were at the table, Angie and Suzanne had finished their breakfast.