Ingrid Fromm
@ingridfromm.bsky.social
Animal lover, crazy chicken lady, urban homesteader, social justice warrior, feminist, marketing professional, pit bull advocate (and guardian), reader of books, knows climate change is real, pro-choice, wants to help heal the planet
I'm rich, in how it really counts these days.
The girls are laying now (yay!). I can't wait until it gets warmer so I can get out in the garden and grow my food.
#FDT #F-elon #backyardchickens #eggs #urbanfarm
The girls are laying now (yay!). I can't wait until it gets warmer so I can get out in the garden and grow my food.
#FDT #F-elon #backyardchickens #eggs #urbanfarm
February 22, 2025 at 2:27 AM
I'm rich, in how it really counts these days.
The girls are laying now (yay!). I can't wait until it gets warmer so I can get out in the garden and grow my food.
#FDT #F-elon #backyardchickens #eggs #urbanfarm
The girls are laying now (yay!). I can't wait until it gets warmer so I can get out in the garden and grow my food.
#FDT #F-elon #backyardchickens #eggs #urbanfarm
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This is what we bottled on sauce day
December 12, 2024 at 1:01 AM
This is what we bottled on sauce day
No early cold snap in Raleigh, NC, will prevent me from continuing to grow lettuce, kale, spinach, and bok choy.
Raised bed, rebar, pvc, plastic, and clamps, instant hoop house.
#urbangardening
Raised bed, rebar, pvc, plastic, and clamps, instant hoop house.
#urbangardening
December 12, 2024 at 12:25 AM
No early cold snap in Raleigh, NC, will prevent me from continuing to grow lettuce, kale, spinach, and bok choy.
Raised bed, rebar, pvc, plastic, and clamps, instant hoop house.
#urbangardening
Raised bed, rebar, pvc, plastic, and clamps, instant hoop house.
#urbangardening
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Today’s Holiday Food Drive for Needy Animals Day - and you can help by donating much-needed supplies to our rescue right off our Amazon wishlist: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...! Or share!
You’ll be giving our homeless cats and dogs (like Milo) comfort, joy, and the gift of full tummies.
Thank you!
You’ll be giving our homeless cats and dogs (like Milo) comfort, joy, and the gift of full tummies.
Thank you!
December 11, 2024 at 4:32 PM
Today’s Holiday Food Drive for Needy Animals Day - and you can help by donating much-needed supplies to our rescue right off our Amazon wishlist: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...! Or share!
You’ll be giving our homeless cats and dogs (like Milo) comfort, joy, and the gift of full tummies.
Thank you!
You’ll be giving our homeless cats and dogs (like Milo) comfort, joy, and the gift of full tummies.
Thank you!
Poppy, the Exchequer Leghorn, strutting her stuff.
Backyard chickens are the best therapy for feeling calm amidst the chaos.
#backyardchickens
Backyard chickens are the best therapy for feeling calm amidst the chaos.
#backyardchickens
November 29, 2024 at 4:11 PM
Poppy, the Exchequer Leghorn, strutting her stuff.
Backyard chickens are the best therapy for feeling calm amidst the chaos.
#backyardchickens
Backyard chickens are the best therapy for feeling calm amidst the chaos.
#backyardchickens
When the world gets me down, this sweet pit bull always brightens my day.
November 14, 2024 at 6:31 PM
When the world gets me down, this sweet pit bull always brightens my day.
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After every US election, we get lectures suggesting that if we were nicer to Nazis they wouldn't be Nazis. I mean, they're threatening the very survival of a lot of us, and it's supposed to be uncouth of us to mention that in mixed company. Wrote about that in 2020: lithub.com/rebecca-soln...
Rebecca Solnit: On Not Meeting Nazis Halfway
When Trump won the 2016 election—while losing the popular vote—the New York Times seemed obsessed with running features about what Trump voters were feeling and thinking. These pieces treated them …
lithub.com
November 13, 2024 at 4:21 PM
After every US election, we get lectures suggesting that if we were nicer to Nazis they wouldn't be Nazis. I mean, they're threatening the very survival of a lot of us, and it's supposed to be uncouth of us to mention that in mixed company. Wrote about that in 2020: lithub.com/rebecca-soln...