I don't know yet.
"Why, oh why must one grow up, why must one inherit this heavy, numbing responsibility of living an undiscovered life? Out of the nothingness and the undifferentiated mass, to make something of oneself! But what? In the obscurity and pathlessness, to take a direction! But whither? How even take one step? And yet, how stand still? This was torment indeed, to inherit the responsibility of one's own life."– D.H. Lawrence, The Rainbow
Soaking up the sun on a roof in the Mission, smoking some SoFlo OG and watching two handsome men build me a table.
This Grapefruit Kush has the most tantalizingly intense grapefruit aroma, and that tangy citrus also comes through in the flavor, which has creamy and hashy notes as well. It’s mellow and physically relaxing, with a heavy, soothing cerebral effect that’s clear, calm, and thoughtful.
I liked Young Adult but I thought Mavis wasn’t mean enough. I wanted her to be zingier, like Lucille Bluth.
Ed and I rented a 1974 Avion aluminum trailer in Big Sur this past weekend. I had never been to Big Sur before. It’s a little too touristy but so amazingly breathtaking. While having breakfast at Cafe Kevah yesterday morning, we saw a pod of seven or eight whales spraying offshore. And almost immediately after that, as we were about to get in the car to drive home, a swarm of at least a dozen monarch butterflies emerged from the trees directly in front of us and fluttered over our heads. It felt like an auspicious start to the new year.
San Francisco treats.
Morning commute/stroll.
We love the taste of GDP Cheese because the Grand Daddy Purple sweetens the slightly funky flavor typical of Cheese. This indica-dominant hybrid is relaxing and mellow, allowing you to stay active if necessary or get an excellent night’s sleep. Come pick some up while it’s nice and fresh! $19/gram or $60/8th.
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"Here it is folks, marijuana being bought and sold shown on national TV just like it was “PawnStars.” It’s so outrageously blatant that it’s like a gauntlet thrown directly at the federal attorneys. That’s why this show presents a Hobson’s choice to the feds, who have been trying to restrict California dispensaries. The feds can ignore or prosecute. Both are losing positions."
“I pledge not to vote for any candidate that wants to put me in jail, even for a short time.”
