My appolilogies. Yes, I did say similar to this earlier as well. I have no idea why everyone seems to tailgate when traffic is completely backed up. It's not like anyone CAN go any faster, or move over for that matter. And you're still going to be next to get past the backup regardless if you're 2 feet or 20 feet behing them.
My daughter made me mac and cheese. Not much of a dinner, but we were at a barbecue and had a big lunch, so nothing further is called for.
I'm surprised more people here don't say "baby formula" or "baby cereal"...
Maddison's POV:
Maddison sat quietly on the floor, holding Susie's little dress between her fingers. She hugged the doll to her chest and smiled; what had happened was strange—something completely different. She loved Camilla and could only wait to hear what Camilla wanted to talk about.
Ana's POV:
When the phone finally rang, Ana's eyes widened. She quickly reached out to answer it.
"H-Hello?" Ana's voice came through the line, cautious and sleepy. "Who is this?" Upon hearing Camilla's voice, Ana asked, her tone immediately turning concerned, "How are you?" Ana's expression softened. When she heard Camilla mention something very special, Ana said, "A big step?" Hearing the news made Ana overjoyed, and she said, "She agreed to nurse? What a sweet girl! I told you two had a special chemistry. So, what are the next steps? I think you need to come to an agreement with her."
I like to go to stadiums when I visit cities (long story, but it gets me away from the standard tourist spots). I took the train from Shinjuku to Chiba, walked to the stadium, had lunch, and then took a train to Yokohama (on the other side of the bay). I'm pretty sure the trip from Shinjuku to Chiba was less than 90 minutes, and more than an hour, and it was about 2 hours to get from Chiba to Yokohama.