Which unique themes does Natasha Nicholes explore in her blog, such as #61stStreetFarmersMarket and #2016GirlsWithPearls?

Natasha loves weaving big ideas through very specific, lived-in themes and hashtags. A few unique ones you’ll see across Houseful of Nicholes and her socials:

• Urban homesteading and food justice – backyard and community gardening, Habitat for Humanity homebuilding, and the We Sow We Grow initiative, often tied to local spots like the 61st Street Farmers Market and other Chicago food spaces
• Black family life in the city – raising four kids in Chicago, large-family travel, homeschooling three children, and showing that big families can have fun without going broke
• Women’s empowerment and visibility – projects like #2016GirlsWithPearls, #OurProject52, and challenges like #ExposeYourself that encourage Black women (and especially moms) to be seen, tell their stories, and lead in community
• Making and “serial hobbyist” life – sewing, knitting, building, baking, and preserving, all tied to creativity, frugality, and joy

Are you most interested in her gardening/food work, her family and homeschooling stories, or the women’s empowerment projects?