My children were on their knees on the cold floor when my mother tossed two sleeping bags at us like we were strangers asking for charity.
One hit my ankle. The other slid across the polished tile and stopped near Mateo, my six-year-old son. He looked at it with sleepy confusion, clutching his dinosaur pajamas to his chest. Beside him, my nine-year-old daughter Lucía quickly opened her backpack. PlanFamily Trips
“Sorry, Grandma,” she whispered. “I didn’t know we had to sleep here.”
