Everyone smokes pot for their own reasons. Some use it to medicate, to motivate, to pass the time, to escape, to relax. For the past six months, the reasons that I smoke pot changed.
I remember way back when I started smoking, I loved the euphoria I got from smoking. The first time I smoked - really smoked and got high - and just laid on my friends bed and laughed for what seemed like a long time. Since then I've had many different reactions to smoking - mostly the munchies - but some sessions still stand out in memory.
I remember inaugurating a newly remodeled bathroom quietly with an old friend.
I remember discovering new burn ride routes.
I remember the thrill from smoking at work.
I remember the joy of new pieces.
I remember the first time I smoked with family, and with old friends.
I remember the first time I wanted to smoke because I was angry at being evicted.
The last one is the most similar to what I recently experienced, when smoking went from being recreational to an escape from life. Between troubles with work, school, family, money, time management, friends, maturation, everything became overwhelming. No longer did I come home from a long day and smoke till I got high and enjoyed it, but I started power smoking more and buying larger quantities. I stashed lighters away in drawers, pockets, and corners so that there would always be one accessible. I had travel kits/smoking supplies ready to go.
Smoking was still a daily ritual, but now with a very different emphasis. It was a darker time for me, and as a result of me getting lost in the transitions of life, I lost the interest in blogging. Who wants to talk about how much they enjoyed smoking because their boss yelled at them, or they got a bad evaluation from a professor. I didn't have enough time for all the cooking projects or travel or exciting things that I wanted to do. I didn't even have enough energy to get my writing partner involved in the blog.
I managed to have some fun along the way, but now that it is all said and done, I am glad to be free of the pressure that I felt. I have things to talk about now that life is getting exciting again.
So friends, I apologize for the delay of fun, and welcome you back to the blog about the best times around.
Smoke Well,
XY
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