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    Some Christmas – Part 1

    “Angie has a crush?”

    Tina smiled faintly in spite of herself. “I can tell she likes him a little. He came to her birthday party and she was a little shy with him.”

    “Angie has a crush on a boy?”

    “Seems like it.”

    Bette snorted and took a sip of coffee. “She takes after you in more ways than one.”

    Tina stopped stirring and glared at Bette, breaking her resolve to take the high road this morning.

    “Don’t use our daughter to take cheap shots at me, Bette. You’re better than that. Or at least I thought you were.”

    Bette had the decency to look embarrassed. “You’re right. I said that without thinking.”

    “Let’s at least try to be civil to each other for the next few days. Alright?”

    “Yeah, fine.”

    Angie wandered into the kitchen and took a seat next to Bette on the stool at the kitchen counter. “Morning, Moms.”

    Tina set the bowl of oatmeal in front of Angie and put a smile on her face. “There you go. Eat up.”

    “Thanks, mom.” Angie picked up her spoon and began to eat.

    “Guess what? Your aunt Kit is coming to see us on Wednesday. She’s going to stay with us for Thanksgiving.”

    “Really?” Angie looked up from her bowl hopefully.

    “That’s right,” Tina said, glancing at Bette with a “back me up” lift of her eyebrow. “How would you like to go to the parade, Ang?”

    “Can I?”

    “You sure can,” Bette added. “If you want to.”

    “I do!”

     

    It cheered Tina up to see Angie looking really happy for the first time in a few days.

    “Maybe you can ask some of your friends if they want to come along,” Tina said.

    “I’ll see. How many can I ask?”

    “Just ask your two best friends in class. Hopefully they’ll be free. If not, I’ll still take you,” Bette said.

    “Will you come too, Mommy?” Angie asked, directing her question at Tina.

    “I have to work.”

    “Oh…”

    “But your aunt Kit will most likely come along. And you always have a lot of fun with your Aunt Kit, right?”

    Comments

    1. Thanks for returning and writing. Their fighting makes me sad b/c they have super highs and depressing lows. They need to slow down and appreciate their love and their lives.

    2. I so love your stories especially the ones for the holidays-but at the moment and I trulu hope that it is for the moment, that our Tibette seems to be in a world of trouble in there relationship. Hope Auntie Kit can help little Angie with her mothers.

    3. Welcome back! What a sad story… Hard to read it this weekend with everything going on. Looking forward to seeing how you find the way for Kit and Angie to bring these two sourpusses back together.

    4. Yay, you’re back! Thanks for this story. I do hope this is set circa 2009 because if Bette is still unemployed in 2012 that’s a really long time. PPS.

    5. I feel opposite I like when Bette and Tina fight because it shows that everything isn’t always perfect in the world of Tibette, plus it makes for super hot making up

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