Amy’s Substack
The Excavation DiariesPackrats in love try to figure out how to have the right amount of stuff, one of who is trying to write a seriously funny-ish book connecting it all to a tragic family event.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Infrequently |
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| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | amytwaldman.substack.com |
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Pigeons Celebrate, Humans in Mourning
This image isn’t exactly in a park, but I suspect Tom Lehrer would approve. (It was taken at Vyšehrad cemetery in Prague.
Entry 2: Research turns up an "Aha!" moment
One by-product of realizing that The Landfill I Call Home and my never-ending battle with stuff is connected to Dad’s death by suicide and Mom’s quest to cover it up was owning the possibility that I might be a hoarder. This is not somethin...
#2025goals: More Words, Less Stuff
Here I sit on the last day of 2024, goals met. It took planning. In 2023, I was already hoarding my annual vacation allotment to allow enough carryover for this year’s non-work adventures (although being the Happiest Public Librarian in Nor...
My pandemic baby has words, pictures and a publisher: Adventures in authorship
When you have a dog, a house, a full-time job and you live with people, there is only so much time in life to go around. All this to say that this poor, neglected blog that I really like got thrown aside when the Wisconsin Historical Societ...
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Public librarian, if it's got strings will play it, views my own, she/hers, author: "We Had Fun & Nobody Died: Adventures of a Milwaukee Music Promoter (2024)"
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