Thursday, September 23, 2010
Mahalo nui loa
Friday, September 17, 2010
Oh it's veggin' time again
I smoked about half of a small joint and then the vegging began. I love the all-over buzz I get from a good indica. Romulan did not disappoint. I sat in my EZ-chair and didn’t move for hours. I had a sense that if I made any sudden movements the high would wear off, and I know I didn’t want that happening. For three hours the only movement on my part was my remote finger, speeding through commercials. I wouldn’t be surprised if my heart rate reduced. I wasn’t successful keeping away the loss of the buzz, but I sure enjoyed my three hours in semi-vegetable state.
Romulan isn’t just a body high. I know my mind was going a mile a minute. I just don’t remember all the thoughts I had piled up in my head. It felt like one of those playground merry-go-round things. You circle around and around, with no idea where you are going to land. I’m sure I had some really profound thoughts, but it will have to wait until next time to sort it out. I should take notes, but then I’m worried it will reduce the length of the buzz.
If you are going to try some Romulan, be sure to give yourself plenty of freedom to do the veggie thing.
I’ll be hoping for more Romulan sightings in Northern California.
Cost: $60 1/8 of an ounce
Grade: B+
Vendor: Pharmers in San Jose
Taste: Bamboo
Scent: Skunky
High type: Gravitational
Appearance: Reminded me of a decorated Christmas tree. All green and red with some silver bows and ornaments – I might have a new way of spending the holiday: trimming my little Christmas tree.
Old school high
Name: Green Ribbon
From: Unity Non Profit Collective in Sacramento
Grade: A-
Type: Hybrid
Genetics: Any help?
Price: $51 an 1/8 ounce
Looks: Covered in tomentose trichome. Not a lot of cool colors but the buds look like they have been snowed on. You can’t help but be careful while handling so you don’t reduce the THC.
Smell: A walk in an old-grove forest, with a hint of wild flowers mixed in with the redwoods.
Taste: Harsh. A had a bit of a coughing jag. Similar to back in the 1970s, smoking Green Ribbon is something you do to get to the other side, not to enjoy the flavor of the smoke.
Buzz type: Dude, leave me along.
Buzz Length: I’m guessing 3-4 hours. I fell asleep after a couple hours and slept like a baby, waking up refreshing,, feeling better than James Brown (And he was “Feeling good.”)
Comments: Want to just get high? Curious what your folks experienced back when they were in high school? Green Ribbon gives you the best taste of the California glory days of marijuana cultivation. Green Ribbon flat out reminds me of Humboldt.
Green Ribbon should come with one of those warning: DO NOT operate heavy equipment after partaking. It isn’t exactly couch-lock, but it sure felt good kicking back in the EZ-chair. I even somehow watched a full episode of Big Brother, and I actually remember giving a damn about the whole eviction process.
This isn’t entirely your parent’s high. Back in the good old days it would have taken half-a-dozen or so joints to feel as good as I felt from half a joint of Green Ribbon. What a wonderful feeling. It would have to be some pretty nasty pain to feel anything through the Green Ribbon haze. I know I wasn’t feeling any distress, something that becomes more rare with the trade of youth for wisdom.
Green Ribbon has become the discerning smokers fav here in Sacramento. Plenty of bang for the buck.