46I couldn’t believe how well the meeting went. By the time we were done, my sisters, mother, and grandmother had not only agreed to their assignments, but had come up with ways to improve the event. Even as the gang trooped out, they were discussing plans to deal with various Polkapourri issues.
Only Mom and Baba Tereska stayed behind in Polka Central to chat with me afterward. Leaning against the stage, we watched the front door close on the last of the ADHD Dozen.
“Thanks again, you guys.” I leaned one way, bumping Baba with my shoulder, then the other, bumping Mom.
“We’re so happy to help, sweetheart.” Mom wrapped an arm around my back and gave me a squeeze.
“Even if Lou did cut us out of the picture fifteen years ago when Miss Peggy came along.” Baba Tereska scowled and tos
