We haven’t seen Tara since early this summer and Fitzpatrick matriarch, Annie, since Thanksgiving. We hope to see more of her since somebody has to keep her brood in check, and she’s probably the only one with the skill to[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
We haven’t heard much from Liam since his move to city politics. We can assume that this isn’t his first council meeting no matter what Tara implies.
Tara sees a lot of possibilities in her brother’s future and looks forward to helping him make them a reality.
Rowan has been having Fran and Olive help out in the kitchen for the family Thanksgiving dinner for years. Of course, Fran and Olive don’t have a problem with helping their boss out. Having said that, Annie is having a[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
When you have as many plans and projects as Tara has going on, you need to get an early start. Fran and Olive are getting better at calling Tara by her first name.
For all of Laurel’s concerns about “date-like connotations”, at least Brian has been keeping his side of the bargain by getting her face time with his team. She’d probably be more concerned if she knew that Melody Crawford is helping[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
While both Fran and Olive have heard most of the details of Brian’s Big Project, all they’ve retained is that he has one.
Tara has been dropping hints that Liam should run for mayor ever since he became a city councilman. It looks as if he finally gave in.
In case you were wondering what Tara wanted Olive to do, this is it. For now, don’t ask what “Future Values” is. It may be an actual organization that Tara is either in contact with or created. However, it could[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Why would Tara make such an obvious slip-up as getting a campaign for mayor mixed up with one for the presidency? Serves her right for playing the long game!
