Madeleine
@maudiemanding.bsky.social
Old hippie lefty disguised as museum consultant. True history addict, Dzogchen Buddhist, dog lover, foodie.
I just hope it ends in my lifetime. I’m not confident.
November 23, 2025 at 4:33 PM
I just hope it ends in my lifetime. I’m not confident.
I thought this was brilliant. There’s no going back even if the immediate future looks uglier than the present. Well worth the longish read.
September 22, 2025 at 7:57 PM
I thought this was brilliant. There’s no going back even if the immediate future looks uglier than the present. Well worth the longish read.
Yes! Tomatoes are survivors! I throw the odd scrap of tomato in my compost and now I have plants everywhere. They are nuts! (Actually they are tomatoes 🙃 and gathering fruit from these volunteers is fun and delicious!)
August 18, 2025 at 5:21 PM
Yes! Tomatoes are survivors! I throw the odd scrap of tomato in my compost and now I have plants everywhere. They are nuts! (Actually they are tomatoes 🙃 and gathering fruit from these volunteers is fun and delicious!)
Wow! I’d say it was Trump level thinking if he hadn’t denied FEMAs aid to flood victims here.
July 28, 2025 at 2:12 PM
Wow! I’d say it was Trump level thinking if he hadn’t denied FEMAs aid to flood victims here.
Not a new plant but orchid advice from across the pond. In the British climate don’t fuss over it with sprays, misting, or any of that crap. Once a week, take it to the kitchen sink and really douse it with water. Take it back to its dappled light location. Fertilize occasionally. That’s it!
May 8, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Not a new plant but orchid advice from across the pond. In the British climate don’t fuss over it with sprays, misting, or any of that crap. Once a week, take it to the kitchen sink and really douse it with water. Take it back to its dappled light location. Fertilize occasionally. That’s it!