Suzanne: That would be nice.

Bette: Okay who wants dessert?

They all ordered dessert and their coffee.

Suzanne: This meal has been delicious. I have only had lobster one other time and I love it.

Tina: We are glad you did. And we are glad to have you with us this evening.

Bette: Let me go over tomorrows’ schedule. We will meet for breakfast at 8 am in the hotel restaurant. After breakfast, bring your luggage down to the lobby and we will have the SUV brought around to take you guys back to the dorm. We need to be on the road back to New York by 11:00 am. We have planes to catch which leave around 5:00 pm. That means we need to be at the airport by 3:00 pm to get through the security process. And we will need to get ourselves some lunch and turn in the SUV before we head for the airport. So, for us, it will be a full day.

Angie: But that means we can sleep until at least 6:30 or 7:00?

Tina: Absolutely. You can even skip breakfast if you like. But you still have to be ready to go back to your dorm about 10:15 or so.

Angie:  We will definitely be at breakfast. Or at least I will be. Suzanne can do as she wishes.

Suzanne: I will be ready and present for breakfast, even though after this meal, it’s hard to even to think about food.

Mary:  I am in hopes that you two girls enjoy your new life here at Yale. I hope the experience turns out to be everything you want it to be and more. And if you ever need someone to talk to, I am just as close as your cell phone. No guarantee that I will have any answers for you, but I will be glad to listen and even express an opinion if you want it.

Angie: Thank you, Grandmama Mary. I will call you from time to time just to keep you updated on what is going on. And I will be home for Thanksgiving. We have a wedding to attend.

Bette: We will call you on Monday morning. It will be too late to call by the time we get to Los Angeles and then to Redondo Beach to call.