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Talks with Ollie

Talks with Ollie

By: Suzanne Lafleur
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Since my grandson was a little one, we’ve shared sleepovers that spark amazing, spontaneous conversations. Over the years, our sleepovers have blossomed into moments of unexpected wisdom; like a new adventure in thought, where Ollie’s observations bring me fresh perspectives I never expected. As he grows, I’m constantly amazed by the depth and curiosity that Ollie brings to each conversation. His ideas are often so profound, wrapped in the innocent wisdom only a child can offer. I find myself marveling at the way he sees the world, filled with wonder, humor, and surprising insights. Whether he’s asking me questions about how the world works, sharing his dreams for the future, or just telling me about his latest favorite thing, he leaves me in awe. These conversations have become a treasured ritual, where we both learn, laugh, and grow together. It’s these small, spontaneous moments that have become a tradition we both cherish. So, settle in and join us for Talks with Ollie—a place for big thoughts, belly laughs, and, of course, pickles.

SLLafleur2024 Literature & Fiction
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    As Ollie grows, I am constantly amazed by the depth and curiosity that he brings to each conversation. Whether he’s asking me questions about how the world works, sharing his dreams for the future, or just telling me about his latest favorite thing, he leaves me in awe. It’s these small, spontaneous moments that have become a tradition we both cherish. So, settle in and join us for the introduction to Talks with Ollie—a place for big thoughts, belly laughs, and, of course, pickles.
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