Tara believes in free will. She wouldn’t dream of forcing friends and family to do something they wouldn’t want to. She’s very happy to know they all chose to do what she wanted. The Founders’ Ball is one of the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
So far, Janet hasn’t even heard of Tara. As Rowan said, all of the things Janet doesn’t know about Brian’s personal life make one question her skills as a stalker!
Janet is always trying to set her single friends and family up with someone (even Fran and Olive!) It comes as a surprise to everybody that there’s an outlier who hasn’t even come up on her radar. Tara first heard[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Rowan follows up on Tara’s invitation. Usually, Tara tends to be very blatant about what she has in mind. When she gets subtle, the rest of the Fitzpatrick siblings make a point of being out of town.
When Tara is involved, Rowan prefers that it’s about her. This is not a matter of vanity. It’s just that whenever Tara is focusing on her sister, she’s not focusing on OTHER things.
Tara has found Olive useful in the past. Being off her radar for the time being should be treasured.
The party begins, and Tara has plans. The problem with Tara’s use of metaphors, such as saying she’s the unseen director of a huge play, is that there’s a chance she might be serious. Speaking of actors, it’s always fun[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This is the first time Danielle has seen Tara and Rowan together. You’d think she’d notice how much the two look alike, but she doesn’t pay much attention to things that are not important to her. As shown in the[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
