Word: sandwiches
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...passengers are getting rowdy: "When are we stopping for doughnuts?" "I'll buy you lunch! I'll buy you a ham-and-cheese sandwich." The officers ignore the gibes. "We get one doughnut comment every day," says a good-natured Krajeski. "And we get offered bribes. One kid offered me a dollar to let him go, but he was special-ed." Says DiAngelo: "We try not to be too hard-ass. We try to keep the relationship open...
...realized that I had more than classes to contend with. This feeling of comfort and pride is exactly what was stifled in my parents and others' parents in the 1950s and 60s when Blacks were attacked for simply walking along the street or for trying to buy a sandwich in a deli. While it is true that the physical circumstances under which we lived a few decades ago differ from now, the sentiments of both Blacks and whites...
...Create a fast service line. Allow people in a rush to bypass the usual line, and pass by a window to pick up a wrapped sandwich and bottled drink. Not unlike the box lunch. this would be an oft-used options for those...
Just walking the historic town area is a treat in itself. Grab a turkey sandwich at Henry's (right near the ferry dock) and wander the cobblestone streets which wind narrow ways dotted with wooden houses with widows' walks. Stop for coffee at Cafe Espresso on Main Street or dodge into The Hub, the town's newsstand, to grab a copy of an island newspaper...
Much lies outside of town, too. Bikes are cheap to rent at one of the many cycle shops downtown, and mopeds are common as well. Once on wheels, head out to Something Natural, a bread and sandwich shop which sells exquisite baked goods. (Be sure to sample the Portuguese bread, also carried at the island supermarkets...