I Knew it, I Knew You by Laura J. Oliver
October 4, 2026
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Years ago, I broke baby Jesus, and this past Christmas I broke the angel. The cow placidly observing the manger has been missing her right
Years ago, I broke baby Jesus, and this past Christmas I broke the angel. The cow placidly observing the manger has been missing her right
Neither JT nor I have had any sleep when I come in for my training session at the gym late Friday afternoon. My deficit is
I was at Home Depot yesterday, staring at the recently offloaded plants displayed on the parking lot, wondering who wanted to come home with me.
I was in the wine store the other day not asking for help because I already know that all the least expensive wines are displayed
The last time I was at the Renaissance Festival accompanied by children, my son was a 5- year-old-towhead sporting an America’s Cup t-shirt, and my
You may think that “The Story Within” (Penguin Random House) was my first book, but you would be wrong. So wrong. My first book, 11
Laura Oliver will be reading her work at the Stoltz Listening Room at the Avalon Foundation in Easton on April 24th at 6 pm as
The people of Talbot should remind the candidates for Talbot County Council of their mission, if elected. The Council’s mission statement says the Council shall:
A number of people have urged me to run this year for County Council. In fact, I have considered it, because the pro-development regime that
While many races on this year’s primary ballot are uncontested, the County Council race offers Republican voters an important opportunity to help shape the future