Author name: Amy L Peterson

I'm Amy L Peterson, wife an obsessed fisherman, stepmother of four great kids, caretaker of animals (pets and wildlife), photographer and writer. I spend my days working on the PFAS response in Michigan, and developed this blog about living--especially with nature--love, and laughter.

Bolivia – Day 1 in the Jungle – A Big Kitty, and Fishing in the Dark

Friday, August 25, 2022. Having immersed ourselves in Bolivian culture and relaxed for a few hours at what will go down as one of my favorite motels–the Los Tajibos–we rose early in the morning on August 26…so early, we didn’t get breakfast. And darn, did it smell good as we trotted by the dining room. …

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Signs, Signs, Everywhere There’s Signs – Part 1, Misguided or Unnecessary signs

I have a problem with signs–mostly because many signs are unnecessary, some lie, some are confusing, and some are mis-placed. And my overall–there’s too many signs littering our landscape. In this posting I’ll share some misguided or unnecessary signs. This is a sign that just plain lies. There is never just one way that one …

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A Conversation with my Dad, Circa 2009

Phone rings and the voice on the other end says: “Hello, this is Me.  Is this You?” “Yes, it’s Me.” “Well, it’s Me calling, and Me doesn’t call Me.  So who am Me speaking with?” Uh. Rats.  “You?” “That’s what Me thought.  How are things?” “What kind of things?  Little things or big things?” “Anythings,” he said. “Those are different.  So …

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