it's all relative

lady one: are those your new hunter's? because they are absolutely to die for!

lady two: aren't they? and do you know what? they weren't even my first choice. but i just had to have a pair before i walked out of the store. so when the saleslady told me they were out of my size in my colour, i figured that i would just have to settle.

lady one: well, "settle" is certainly not the word i would use to describe those amazing boots. they are absolutely delicious.

lady two: they do look good on me, don't they?

lady one: absolutely delicious. speaking of which, have you broken the fast yet?

lady two: as a matter of fact, we have. last night alan and i and the kids dropped by richtree on the way home from my parents.

lady one: at the promenade?

lady two: no, silly. at bayview and york mills, of course. just around the corner from our new place.

lady one: oh, that's right. you moved a few months back, didn't you? so how's that working out for you?

lady two: well, not bad for the most part. i mean, we really did need the extra space. and crescent isn't too far away now.

lady one: oh, so the boys are still at crescent then? do they like it there? i mean, now that they're getting older and all?

lady two: you mean, because of the boys-only environment?

lady one: they aren't longing for the girls just yet?

lady two: well, i suppose they might as they get a little bit older. but they do have white pine in the summer. july and august, anyway. two months up north with the opposite sex is probably enough for them at this age.

lady one: yeah, you're probably right. so, do you have a chance to get up to mayfair anymore.

lady two: you mean, to swim?

lady one: or just to play a few rounds.

lady two: well, i did drop by the spa a few weeks back. after all, i do need something to help me relax.

if you listen really carefully, you can hear mr. sumner in the distance