February 7, 2010

First of all is it just me but isn’t the logo for Super Bowl XLIV terrible? Look at it! It’s orange. Yuck.
I have this theory if the logo is bad the game is bad. Take a look at the logos for Super Bowl’s IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX. Terrible logos followed by terrible games. I could site other games but I don’t have the time.
Okay, you have heard the experts all week so here is my take.
Colts 41 Saints 27.
The offenses are even but the difference is the defense. The Colts is better.
Kicking will play a big factor in the game because the Colts will kick away from Reggie Bush all day.
One oddity of note, the losing team (Yes the Colts could very well lose) will score at least 24 points.
AB
P.S.
Here is a link to look at past Super Bowl logos.
http://www.sportslogos.net/team.php?id=593
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February 6, 2010

Super Bowl Party Plates
Well, it is official. John and Barbara Deavers are having a Super Bowl Party this Sunday and most of Forestville should be there (I hope to run into Forestville’s own Kenneth Snipps and discuss those letters of his). There will be plenty of food featuring chili, salsa, hot dogs, deviled eggs, pasta, Buffalo Wings and a snack table.
The party is to begin around 4 p.m. and will last into the night, long after the game has concluded.
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January 30, 2010

Forestville - cold and barren
Cold continues to grip the village of Forestville. Current temperature is 4 degrees, but it feels like minus 10.
Today it will be mostly sunny with the high reaching the 20s. Winds will be out of the northwest at 5 to 10 mph. Tonight the low is expected to be around 10 degrees.
Sunday you can expect more of the same.
Enjoy, Forestville. Enjoy.
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December 30, 2009

The site of a new package store on East Main Street
The former location of Bank of America in the center of town (East Main Street) will soon to be a package store, pending approval of the all necessary permits. Word on the street is that party goers, alcoholics, casual drinkers and drunks have been lobbying village leaders for another package store. God knows there are not enough of them in the area. No doubt this will be a boom of tourism. We’re so lucky.
What does it say about us that a single book store cannot stay open or struggles to survive in the Forestville/Bristol area but package stores, which specialize in the sale of alcoholic beverages, flourish.
Okay. Went of the reservation there for a bit. Feel better now.
I am sure the owners intentions are good and it will create 3 to 5 jobs. I’m just sayin is all.
AB
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Connecticut tourism, Things to do in Forestville | Tagged: alcoholic, Bank of America, beer, Connecticut tourism, drinkiing, keg party, package store, Things to do in Forestville |
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December 24, 2009

Road Closed, Route 72 Intersection in Background
The work on State Project No. 17-137, Route 72 Relocation, will continue on through to the New Year.
According to a recent DOT press release, since November 6th, Bohemia Street in Plainville has been closed to through traffic so the intersection of Route 72 and Forestville Avenue can be realigned.
No date is set for the opening of the road.
Also, a retaining wall is being built between Riverside Avenue, and the Pequabuck River.
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December 20, 2009

Center Street around 4:30 today, prior to your arrival
Winter Storm Albert, welcome to Forestville! We have been expecting you. I believe you will find our industrial looking village very accommodating.
Forestville is located in the southeastern section of Bristol, Connecticut, and borders the town of Plainville. While here you should visit the antique shops on Center Street, and the eating establishments on Pine Street.
Speaking of Pine Street, you must check out Pine Lake for recreational purposes. There is a challenge course in the back and there are reports of a ghost in the woods along the lake. Enjoy.
If you seek adventure, you have come to the right place. Forestville has several taverns in the west end of the village (they actually might be in Bristol but let’s keep that between us), but don’t drink and drive because we have a full service police department. And we have a dominatrix as well. Oh yeah!
One more thing, we might even have a Sasquatch! I am not kidding. The rumor is that he lives under Nuchie’s Restaurant on the Pequabuck River. Personally I believe this proves my point about drinking and driving in Forestville. But what the heck there are those that swear to it. If nothing else you check out his area along the river.
And because you are only visiting, it would be appreciated if you limited your destruction. We have a Blight Committee and they do not take kindly to unsightly and unkempt areas.
Well, I hate to say it but I must run because I need to rest up for all that shoveling I will have to do later on this morning. So, enjoy your stay you big lug.
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Mistress V, Pequabuck River, The Forestville Sasquatch, Things to do in Forestville, Winter Storm Albert | Tagged: Dominatrix, Forestville, Mistress V, The Forestville Sasquatch, Weather, Winter Storm Albert |
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December 19, 2009

The center of town today around noon.
The village of Forestville is bracing for winter storm Albert. A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for the entire state of Connecticut. Forestville can expect to see 10 to 14 inches of snow between tonight and daybreak tomorrow. Road conditions will be treacherous as parts of Connecticut will approach blizzard conditions.
Forestville residents busied themselves earlier today with their various affairs as the storm approached. The center of town was busy as expected as was the Stop & Shop on Pine Street. Snow blowers could be heard throughout Forestville’s neighbhoods warming up for their first performance of the winter.
More later.
AB
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