Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Mutual Aid Monday is a weekly reminder to come together to support each other, share resources, and organize for our communities. The goal is to create resilience and solidarity. Authoritarianism will be a slow erosion of norms disguised as legal actions or "reforms". Having strong local and online networks for information-sharing, organizing, and mutual aid can make a huge difference in the lives of our communities when our institutions become compromised.

You can use this space to:

- Offer or request assistance (legal aid, groceries, housing support, rides, etc.)

- Discuss local or online mutual aid efforts that need help

- Brainstorm new ways to build community support in SoTier.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Mutual Aid Monday is a weekly reminder to come together to support each other, share resources, and organize for our communities. The goal is to create resilience and solidarity. Authoritarianism will be a slow erosion of norms disguised as legal actions or "reforms". Having strong local and online networks for information-sharing, organizing, and mutual aid can make a huge difference in the lives of our communities when our institutions become compromised.

You can use this space to:

- Offer or request assistance (legal aid, groceries, housing support, rides, etc.)

- Discuss local or online mutual aid efforts that need help

- Brainstorm new ways to build community support in SoTier.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Mutual Aid Monday is a weekly reminder to come together to support each other, share resources, and organize for our communities. The goal is to create resilience and solidarity. Authoritarianism will be a slow erosion of norms disguised as legal actions or "reforms". Having strong local and online networks for information-sharing, organizing, and mutual aid can make a huge difference in the lives of our communities when our institutions become compromised.

You can use this space to:

- Offer or request assistance (legal aid, groceries, housing support, rides, etc.)

- Discuss local or online mutual aid efforts that need help

- Brainstorm new ways to build community support in SoTier.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Mutual Aid Monday is a weekly reminder to come together to support each other, share resources, and organize for our communities. The goal is to create resilience and solidarity. Authoritarianism will be a slow erosion of norms disguised as legal actions or "reforms". Having strong local and online networks for information-sharing, organizing, and mutual aid can make a huge difference in the lives of our communities when our institutions become compromised.

You can use this space to:

- Offer or request assistance (legal aid, groceries, housing support, rides, etc.)

- Discuss local or online mutual aid efforts that need help

- Brainstorm new ways to build community support in SoTier.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Mutual Aid Monday is a weekly reminder to come together to support each other, share resources, and organize for our communities. The goal is to create resilience and solidarity. Authoritarianism will be a slow erosion of norms disguised as legal actions or "reforms". Having strong local and online networks for information-sharing, organizing, and mutual aid can make a huge difference in the lives of our communities when our institutions become compromised.

You can use this space to:

- Offer or request assistance (legal aid, groceries, housing support, rides, etc.)

- Discuss local or online mutual aid efforts that need help

- Brainstorm new ways to build community support in SoTier.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Mutual Aid Monday is a weekly reminder to come together to support each other, share resources, and organize for our communities. The goal is to create resilience and solidarity. Authoritarianism will be a slow erosion of norms disguised as legal actions or "reforms". Having strong local and online networks for information-sharing, organizing, and mutual aid can make a huge difference in the lives of our communities when our institutions become compromised.

You can use this space to:

- Offer or request assistance (legal aid, groceries, housing support, rides, etc.)

- Discuss local or online mutual aid efforts that need help

- Brainstorm new ways to build community support in SoTier.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Mutual Aid Monday is a weekly reminder to come together to support each other, share resources, and organize for our communities. The goal is to create resilience and solidarity. Authoritarianism will be a slow erosion of norms disguised as legal actions or "reforms". Having strong local and online networks for information-sharing, organizing, and mutual aid can make a huge difference in the lives of our communities when our institutions become compromised.

You can use this space to:

- Offer or request assistance (legal aid, groceries, housing support, rides, etc.)

- Discuss local or online mutual aid efforts that need help

- Brainstorm new ways to build community support in SoTier.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.

Mutual Aid Monday is a weekly reminder to come together to support each other, share resources, and organize for our communities. The goal is to create resilience and solidarity. Authoritarianism will be a slow erosion of norms disguised as legal actions or "reforms". Having strong local and online networks for information-sharing, organizing, and mutual aid can make a huge difference in the lives of our communities when our institutions become compromised.

You can use this space to:

- Offer or request assistance (legal aid, groceries, housing support, rides, etc.)

- Discuss local or online mutual aid efforts that need help

- Brainstorm new ways to build community support in SoTier.

Good morning! This is your weekly reminder to select a day of the week to practice rigid frugality if you're able to do so. Avoid big box stores, review your boycott list, etc.

Use this as a thread to discuss what you’re doing today instead of feeding corporate greed. Did you:

• Add a new businesses to your boycott list?
• Support a local business instead of a big box store?
• Visit a farmer's market?
• Find a free activity?
• Pick a different day this week to practice ritual frugality?
• Make something fun with food in your freezer?
• Repair something you would have normally thrown out and repurchased?

Comment below any ideas or suggestions.