Celebrating the Fourth and revisiting Monday
By David Fortier Come Sunday Morning, the potato salad and pasta salad Mary and I will be taking to the family Fourth of July picnic will have been whipped up…
Read MoreBy David Fortier Come Sunday Morning, the potato salad and pasta salad Mary and I will be taking to the family Fourth of July picnic will have been whipped up…
Read MoreBy David Fortier Come Sunday morning, summertime will have become official with the end of the school year, the first music concert at the Rockwell Park amphitheater, a family birthday party and…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, Father’s Day, of course, there will have been the inauguration of a new federal holiday, Juneteenth, a Parks and Rec fundraiser at the new…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, the temperature will have moderated a bit, after a week with some cooler days toward the weekend. And it’s all fine, despite the rhododendron…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, Mary and I will have had a second babysitting gig of grandbaby boy, so it looks like things are picking up now that we…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, the Memorial Day weekend will be in full swing. At the same time, I am thinking, the crazy weather maybe sending us a message, that…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, Mary will have clipped the irises that grandpa planted ages ago–Grandpa is no longer with us, but the flowers he planted and the tools…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, the weather will have been turned so that Saturday was one for the books, a bit chilly but shining sun and bright blue skies,…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, I will have tried to sleep in but will only succeed in sleeping a little more than usual because that is the way things…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, our little TBE group will have met, some in person and others over the phone, to discuss the week that passed and plan for…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, I will be glad because this has been one of those weeks—just happy to get through and happy for a new beginning, especially since,…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning all the plans for our socially distanced Easter celebration will have come to pass—sauces simmered, salad prepped, presents wrapped—and all that will be left…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, the week will have flown by. That is not always the case. Some weeks never seem to end, so this makes me wonder why…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, spring will have sprung and Day Light Savings time will be the new norm; it always takes a bit to adjust, and I have…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, I will have dissected a cow eye with a physiology-anatomy class at school and I will have checked out Bristol Bucks, a new initiative…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, I will have been vaccinated, and Mary, too. We are both in the 55-65 age group: I am a teacher. She put her name…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning … I will have returned to the classroom after three weeks or so of quarantine and it was like the old saying, climbing back…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning the snow will have stopped, even earlier on Saturday, and while there is new precipitation just over the horizon on Monday, there is no…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, I will have spent every available moment listening to the second impeachment of the former president. (And of course, we all know the verdict.) It…
By David Fortier Come Sunday morning, with the Super Bowl on the horizon one of the big issues that arose in family texts was whether to root for Tom Brady…