
This evening, we went to a baby shower for Carmen and Bill’s new baby, due to arrive any minute now. Lillian will have a little sister. She has been an only child for about twenty years, and had her share of “all the attention,” so I don’t think we have to worry about sibling rivalry.
Sometimes I am invited to baby showers of youthful work colleagues, but it has been a while since one of my real life friends has needed one. Carmen looked glowing and fabulous. This amazing dress was originally worn by her mother when Carmen herself was a bun in the oven.
I was telling my Aunt Pauline that Dakki and I were going

to a baby shower, and she was speculating about the sort of party it would be. I said not the kind from our youth (horrible,) where you sit around and play stupid games and drink pink punch. This will be a grown up family party. She seemed skeptical, but so it was.

Not only grown up, but three generations – including a goodly representation of aging hippies. Hippies don’t pla

y those dopy party games. Maybe other dopy games, but we won’t go there.
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I used to dread those dopey games. How fun to have a little sister after twenty years!
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