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    Posthumous Wisdom (29)

    “Let’s go see if we can find Mama T” Bette replied to her daughter and was rewarded with a gleeful smile as the small girl clapped her hands in delight. 

    “Pancakes?” asked an eager voice from the back of the car.  Bette smiled, simultaneously impressed at her daughter’s powers of deduction and entertained by the fact that like her mother, her next meal was never far from her mind.

     

     

    “Shane I really don’t think this is a very good idea”

    “They were fine with you on Saturday Jenny, don’t worry, you have to start somewhere.”

    “Saturday was different though.  Alice specifically asked me to come and it’s not like we actually really talked to each other about anything except Dana’s box.  Look I really appreciate the fact that you have stuck by me, but I don’t think the rest of them are ever going to get past the fact that I fictionalised their lives…I’m starting to realise that maybe they shouldn’t either.  It was never my intention but because my head was messed up all I could see was the drama that was my life, and I ended up trivialising what was going on for the rest of you.  Somehow I felt that it didn’t matter because the really important things were what were happening to me.  I see now that we all have our shit to deal with and it’s all relative.  Your shit always seems worse than everyone else’s because it’s happening to you.”

    “Well if you really believe what you just said, then I think there’s some hope for you after all” came a voice from behind Jenny.   She turned to look at Tina who smiled warmly at her and simply offered

     “Bygones?”

     as she slipped into the seat next to her.

    Shane looked at her friend and was once again reminded of what a special bunch of women these people she called family truly were.  As she thought it, she heard a familiar energetic voice.

    “Ummer’s all stinky Eddy, Mama B will be mad if I pick you up and get you dirty before school” Tina whipped her head around to look as she heard Alice using the familiar nicknames that had taken hold between Earth-mother and Earth-daughter. 

    Comments

    1. I have meant to comment on this story all along and tell you how really excellent it is. My apologies for not having done so before this. It is such a good way to show how Dana impacted their lives and how she might have done so after death. Thanks for writing for the site. Have a happy and healthy New Year! Best-Lin

    2. Another good one, wonderingaloud! I’m sorry to hear the story will come to an end soon. Got another in the works? ;-D I would love to see what you could do with a “live” Dana. Back to this one… Love the flashback (as always) perfectly written and a great touch! I thought you did a great job with this chapter to weave together all the different story threads and get the girls caught up. You also did it in a way that did not just seem like a summary (if that makes sense). Love that Dana had not forgotten Alice’s birthday — that always bothered me on the show. Just excellent! Thank you!

    3. Fantastic chapter! Dana sure is showing them how truly important they are to one another. I am glad she left them letters and especially for Alice I believe it is what she needs to let her heart truly open to Tasha. I so am looking forward to the next update.

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