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    Tuesday (A Short Story)
    Tuesday (A Short Story)
    Tuesday (A Short Story)
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    Tuesday (A Short Story)

    By Brian Hartman

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    Dave Riggler is having a typical Tuesday. But as he rolls into work, everything changes. Because today is Tuesday, September 11th, 2001, and it looks like this may be the last Tuesday. Ever.

    "Tuesday" is a window into one man's perspective of September 11th, as told from a seated position.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBrian Hartman
    Release dateJun 13, 2011
    ISBN9781458078544
    Tuesday (A Short Story)
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    Brian Hartman

    Brian Hartman lives in Scotch Plains, NJ. He is the author of Dave Riggler's Stories, as well as numerous short stories, and the upcoming collection, Long-Distance Dedications.

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      Tuesday (A Short Story) - Brian Hartman

      Tuesday

      Brian Hartman

      Published by Brian Hartman at Smashwords

      Copyright 2010 Brian Hartman

      Tuesday

      7:25 AM

      Dave paced nervously in his chair, glancing at his watch. He wasn't late yet, but he'd called the cab 20 minutes ago. All-American was usually pretty quick with his pickup, so he was wondering what the holdup was. Probably, Jeff hadn't gotten in yet. Doug, the dispatcher, always gave Dave's ride to Jeff. Dave shifted the weight of the laptop bag on his lap, and adjusted the strap around his neck.

      Summer's ending. Dammit.

      It wasn't exactly chilly, but Dave couldn't feel the same warmth he'd felt yesterday. A few more degrees, and he'd need a jacket. The thing he hated most about this time of year was the variability. In the morning, he'd need a jacket. In the evening,

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