gisela peters

Miss my cat a lot 💔

Little tuxedo cat on rug

Rest easy my darling. I’m going to miss you more than words can say.

Willow tree with several large broken boughs

Looks like a conjuring movie poster right now lol

It’s so eerie hearing constant loud cracks, then treefall. Damage is definitely worse today, plus a maple branch took out my pickup’s right taillight. Got off easy compared to my neighbour across the street with a tree bough and a powerline on their truck 😔

ice injured my beloved willow tree! I’m just thankful the tree should live but still a bit of a heartbreak

Large orange cat cuddled with small black and white cat on a grey blanket

Always cats. Always, always cats. 😻

Orange cat lying in side on floral carpet

sometimes my life feels small insignificant and like
why post?

had this feeling on other platforms
but if folks are uninterested they’ll unfollow and that’s a-ok

so i guess pls enjoy lil slices of life and cringe poetry and mediocre photos 🥰

Photo of a fragment of a clay tablet shaped a bit like a diamond. Although it is only a fragment, the cuneiform text on it is well-preserved. There is a vertical line down the centre which indicates it once had at least two columns. The colour is reddish brown

“Do not bend your neck for that which cuts necks.”

A Sumerian proverb, as relevant today as it was thousands of years ago.

Getting used to new routines and landmarks takes a minute for my animal brain and body.

wow #arcane really was as good as they said

White tailed deer track in snow

deers!! In my yard!!
feeling pretty thankful

yesterday was the 10th anniversary of my nearly fatal car collision. It’s weird to be alive; ten years ago i wouldn’t have been able to imagine the good life i have now.

I have realized just how rage baited I can get on other platforms; it’s not healthy wow

after having lived along the grand river system / on the haldimand tract for most of my life, moving away from this river feels almost like losing a friend.

if there’s anything I’ve learned about internet in my three decades of being chronically online: there’s always another chance to say
hello world