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    Chapter 29 – Sunday of Arts, Artifacts and Gardens

    Tina:  I’m going to start dinner so we can eat early.  It’s going to be an early morning.  You might want to put your luggage in your car and then move it to the street again. Hopefully this will be the last time you have to park on the street. Hopefully by the end of the week, you’ll have your own garage.

    Angie:  That’s a good idea.  I can carry my makeup bag and shower kit out tomorrow.

    Tina:  There are some groceries you need to take for your afternoon snacks. You should take a case of water and those things to pack yourself an afternoon snack. We will help you put that in your car tomorrow. In fact, let’s go ahead and put the water in you SUV now.

    Angie headed upstairs while Bette went to her bathroom off her office and Tina went to the powder room.  Tina returned to the kitchen and started to chop onions and get out all the ingredients for her spaghetti sauce – canned tomatoes, tomato concentrate, tomato sauce, mushrooms, a little bell pepper, some Italian seasonings, and a couple of jars of store-bought spaghetti sauce. She asked Bette to chop about a quarter of a green bell pepper and the mushrooms. Tina started to sauté the onions and added the mushrooms. She then started to brown the ground beef and chop it up into small bits and drained all the fat off when it was done. As each item was done, she dumped them into a large stew pot. She then added the sauces, the tomatoes, and other things with a cup of water and stirred. She put the pot on low heat to start.  Tina looked for the sugar as she knew that the sauce would require some to cut the acidic taste of the tomatoes. Tina added about a couple of tablespoons of olive oil and stirred it in. She then put a lid on it and started to work on a salad for her family.  Bette assisted as salad always took more preparation than most dishes.  Tina decided to make some garlic bread to go with their dinner and Bette wanted to have wine. Tina looked in the fridge and decided that they would have some ice cream for dessert.  So, she got the coffee pot ready should they that later.  Bette set the table and put large candle in the center of the table.  She realized that it would still be light so lots of candles would not be useful.

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    1. It’s so important to be aware of the history and how people fought for rights that nobody should take for granted. I have read about gay people who can be fired just because they love the same sex, it’s truly awful that there is still not equality for all the people, it shouldn’t matter who you love or that your white or black or mixed or whatever.
      I always wanted to go to the USA but i don’t think I’ll feel comfortable, i follow the news and I’m really scared that when Trump wins, the USA will change dramatically and not for the best.

      • Bibi,

        If you ever get the opportunity to visit America, you should. Generally, visitors are welcomed and treated well regardless of their lifestyle, heritage or beliefs. As to discrimination, I am afraid that it exists everywhere in the world. Some places more so than others. The one thing about being gay is that people do not have any particular identifying mark or characteristic which indicates that they are gay or straight or whatever. Discrimination is usually subtle and not obvious. The US has made progress toward equality through laws and the justice system at least until the most conservatives gain control of the government. The conservatives seem to want to protect the majority rather than minorities. The election here is polling close as to who may win. It is my hopes that Harris wins as another term with Trump would be disastrous for our country. But that is a personal opinion.

        I think it is important for people to know history of their country and of the world. There have always been good people with good intentions and bad people with bad intentions. There have been those who wanted to control more of the world than they deserve. There are countries who give their people a greater voice in their government and those which do not. It is my hope that the world would learn to peacefully co-exist, and deal with each other honestly and fairly. But there are those who want to fair better in any deal than those they are dealing with. There are those who believe that there are those they are superior to others because of their beliefs, lifestyle, or heritage. There always has been and there always will be as far as I can tell.

        My thanks for your comment.

    2. I love how thirsty Angie is about finding out about things, always asking questions and wanting to know about history. Bette and Tina are also very knowledgeable and explain things to her beautifully but knowing Angie she will follow up on investigating on her own.

      Another day spen5 together just being a family, talking together and eating together!!
      Family Life at its best .

    3. Janice24,

      Angie has always been a curious child. She has been exposed to a lot of different things and much of it is not in the classroom – Arts, history and science. Like her moms, she sees the beauty and the awesomeness of the world. I think that she is one of those people who will attract and keep a lot of friends around her.

      Thanks for reading and commenting. You are closing in on the end of the story.

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