I thought so!
now don't do it again
now don't do it again
hope you have a great sativaday and skunkday Cronich
OldMedMan's Aloha Journal Part 2
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thanks Fishy have a chronic and happy herb weekend
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Wow! Glad you two got that straightened out. 
Sorry Everyone, But the Time has come for me to slow down. I can't continue to visit everyone everyday any more. I'll still visit when I can, however the shape I'm in and my breathing is taking allot out of me daily. The time it takes me just to stay on top of my grow is about all I can keep up with now. Today is an example. It took me all day to water my plants.
Please continue to visit me so we can still be in touch. I can't begin to tell you how much each of you mean to me,
I love you all. OMM
Sorry Everyone, But the Time has come for me to slow down. I can't continue to visit everyone everyday any more. I'll still visit when I can, however the shape I'm in and my breathing is taking allot out of me daily. The time it takes me just to stay on top of my grow is about all I can keep up with now. Today is an example. It took me all day to water my plants.
Please continue to visit me so we can still be in touch. I can't begin to tell you how much each of you mean to me,
I love you all. OMM
gimme a holla if u need my help for anything
I would camp at your door if I didn't have a computer OMM! I will be here if I have to skip every other journal here including mine buddyWow! Glad you two got that straightened out.
Sorry Everyone, But the Time has come for me to slow down. I can't continue to visit everyone everyday any more. I'll still visit when I can, however the shape I'm in and my breathing is taking allot out of me daily. The time it takes me just to stay on top of my grow is about all I can keep up with now. Today is an example. It took me all day to water my plants.
Please continue to visit me so we can still be in touch. I can't begin to tell you how much each of you mean to me,
I love you all. OMM
please take care of yourself my friend you are
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Take care of yourself OMM. We will all visit you here.
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I would camp at your door if I didn't have a computer OMM! I will be here if I have to skip every other journal here including mine buddy
please take care of yourself my friend you are
High My Buddy fishy. We've been friends a long time now and I know how you feel. I would feel the same way about you. Bless you Buddy.
Here is where I am at. I smoked three packs of cigs a day for many long years as you know. What that did was reduce my ability to use oxygen. Even if I had plenty of 02 I can't use it. 3 or 4 times a day I have to lay down to let my lungs catch up. If I get much worse, I will be put into a machine to keep me alive. That is the worse thing I could think of for me. I already have it in my will to turn me off, if that happens. If they will not do it, my son has promised me he would do it. I'm pretty sure I would go nuts not being able to do things.
With out doubt this is a self inflected wound.
People, if you smoke, QUIT! Don't be like me.
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Hey there Buds. Smoking, which I did for about 35 years is not a good thing. I quit in 1996 and haven't looked back. There's been a lot of talk today about tincture so maybe it was all for you. You should think about making some with your Magical Butter machine and give that a try. No more inhaling, even vapor, to help the system a little. Going in other ways may help the lungs. My wife was having a real hard time breathing when she was on morphine so once she was on MMJ she looked up what effects the MMJ might bring to help her breath. Ingesting MMJ does help as a dilator for the pulmonary veins that run through your lungs and pick up the oxygen. Something to think about and study. My thoughts and prayers are always with you. Your a very strong man 
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Hey there Buds. Smoking, which I did for about 35 years is not a good thing. I quit in 1996 and haven't looked back. There's been a lot of talk today about tincture so maybe it was all for you. You should think about making some with your Magical Butter machine and give that a try. No more inhaling, even vapor, to help the system a little. Going in other ways may help the lungs. My wife was having a real hard time breathing when she was on morphine so once she was on MMJ she looked up what effects the MMJ might bring to help her breath. Ingesting MMJ does help as a dilator for the pulmonary veins that run through your lungs and pick up the oxygen. Something to think about and study. My thoughts and prayers are always with you. Your a very strong man
Hi there beemerbill. Sure glad you quit beemerbill. I tried many many times over the years, but always succumbed in the end.
Funny that you mentioned tinctures. THsea and I are going to try to make some with my Butter Machine. He made one that worked really well last year. I've been eating some butter he made last week and it really helps my breathing. It seems to relax my lungs. I have a few more days left of it. Thank You beemerbill. That is definitely where I will look for helping me with my breathing. Our favorite weed has many medical uses as you have just proved.
Thank your wife for me.
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Hey OMM, hope you get feeling better. Bill also had, if I remember right, a really good tutorial on making coco/cana capsules as well, for quick ease of use. If you toss in some soy lecethin to any butter/oil/recipe/etc it will act as a protagonist with the thc/cbd, increasing the absorbtion and therefore the effects.
I quit smoking after 20 years this spring, I've been using the eciggs and it has made a bit of a difference. It's not quite the same as smoking and there are times it's tough, but it also helps tremendously and I'm thinking this winter that the ecigg may go as well. Smoking all my adult life was starting to worry me when I became disabled. The eciggs really do help though, I fully support those. I tried several times previously and always came back to them.
Get feeling better OMM
I quit smoking after 20 years this spring, I've been using the eciggs and it has made a bit of a difference. It's not quite the same as smoking and there are times it's tough, but it also helps tremendously and I'm thinking this winter that the ecigg may go as well. Smoking all my adult life was starting to worry me when I became disabled. The eciggs really do help though, I fully support those. I tried several times previously and always came back to them.
Get feeling better OMM
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A very small Picture Update
The Shed Ladies
Medi-Bomb 1
Side of the house Ladies.
Last, but beautiful The indoor Ladies.
fini
The Shed Ladies
Medi-Bomb 1
Side of the house Ladies.
Last, but beautiful The indoor Ladies.
fini
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Speaking of pictures. I ordered a used Nikon D5000, like our friend Buckshot uses. Without doubt it is a Professional Camera. It has everything you could ever want in a camera. I figure in a couple of years I will know how to use it.
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gimme a holla if u need my help for anything
Believe me Buddy, You will be the first to know. Thanks!
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Hey OMM, hope you get feeling better. Bill also had, if I remember right, a really good tutorial on making coco/cana capsules as well, for quick ease of use. If you toss in some soy lecethin to any butter/oil/recipe/etc it will act as a protagonist with the thc/cbd, increasing the absorbtion and therefore the effects.
I quit smoking after 20 years this spring, I've been using the eciggs and it has made a bit of a difference. It's not quite the same as smoking and there are times it's tough, but it also helps tremendously and I'm thinking this winter that the ecigg may go as well. Smoking all my adult life was starting to worry me when I became disabled. The eciggs really do help though, I fully support those. I tried several times previously and always came back to them.
Get feeling better OMM
Hi there runewulfsong. Thanks for reminding me about beemerbill's capsules. Also thanks for the tip on soy lecithin.
I think it's been a year or more since I quit smoking. I use ecigs too, sometimes. I will have to talk with THsea on what we can do. He doesn't have best health either, but was born that way. Believe me if I can squeeze out another year or two, I want to leave Jo in better shape financially too.
If you don't mind me asking...what did you in?
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I've had migraines since a childhood injury and what was diagnosed in the early 80s as "Juvenile Rhuemetoid Arthritis", which I "outgrew" mostly. As an adult, I had a few injuries that made the migraines worse and the "arthritis" as well. After years of pushing with work both conditions kept worsening. I got a new neurologist and he put me on every standard and experimental med they had... none worked for long and kept giving me other issues. I eventually got a good Rheumetologist and went through lots of tests and they determined I didn't show markers for Juv. Rheum. Arth. and after a ton of testing determined I had, and always had had, Fibromyalgia and they put me on pills and patches for a couple years until I took myself off them because they weren't helping. After another year or so, the Fibro subsided again and I just kept doing more stadol for the migraines. The company I worked for as an IT exec. was purchased by another, and they were purchased by a public company which owned a lot of smaller companies and suddenly I was in charge of 5 IT and development teams at 6 different companies and all were understaffed and undertrained. After 3 years of 18+ hours days 6 - 7 days a week, pain meds didn't work at all anymore for migraines and I collapsed from the fibro and spent the next couple of years mostly bedridden and fighting for disability. I finally won and moved to WA where MMJ is legal and am hoping that with enough time and care, maybe the fibro will ease back down and without all the work stress and the tropical allergies and heat and pollution, the migraines will ease back, but only time will tell on that one.
BTW, you're outside girls are lookin so sweet. I might not be able to handle the heat in the tropics anymore, but they sure seem to love your environment
BTW, you're outside girls are lookin so sweet. I might not be able to handle the heat in the tropics anymore, but they sure seem to love your environment
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I've had migraines since a childhood injury and what was diagnosed in the early 80s as "Juvenile Rhuemetoid Arthritis", which I "outgrew" mostly. As an adult, I had a few injuries that made the migraines worse and the "arthritis" as well. After years of pushing with work both conditions kept worsening. I got a new neurologist and he put me on every standard and experimental med they had... none worked for long and kept giving me other issues. I eventually got a good Rheumetologist and went through lots of tests and they determined I didn't show markers for Juv. Rheum. Arth. and after a ton of testing determined I had, and always had had, Fibromyalgia and they put me on pills and patches for a couple years until I took myself off them because they weren't helping. After another year or so, the Fibro subsided again and I just kept doing more stadol for the migraines. The company I worked for as an IT exec. was purchased by another, and they were purchased by a public company which owned a lot of smaller companies and suddenly I was in charge of 5 IT and development teams at 6 different companies and all were understaffed and undertrained. After 3 years of 18+ hours days 6 - 7 days a week, pain meds didn't work at all anymore for migraines and I collapsed from the fibro and spent the next couple of years mostly bedridden and fighting for disability. I finally won and moved to WA where MMJ is legal and am hoping that with enough time and care, maybe the fibro will ease back down and without all the work stress and the tropical allergies and heat and pollution, the migraines will ease back, but only time will tell on that one.
BTW, you're outside girls are lookin so sweet. I might not be able to handle the heat in the tropics anymore, but they sure seem to love your environment
Oh! Man! That was like reading a long horror story. One thing, then the next and the next. I'll say one thing for you, which may or may not be a compliment "You sure don't give up easy!".
I can see it thou, here was a chance to shine and really do what you had been trained for, just too big a temptation, not to try it.
I did IT here for a bit over a year, but decided to go back to my University and teach IT instead. Did it for 17 years and retired again.
I'm very glad you are in a good state now and have a chance to grow or at least buy what you need. There are some of our best growers there too!
You are sure not short of courage. More power to you my Friend.
You are right....too many things in the air here...even Volcanic Ash. Many other things too. Hawaii is not for you, sorry to say.
Yep, our plants love it here.
runewulfsong
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Thanks OMM... I'm cajun, we all stubborn, us, LOL... And yeah, I always wanted to visit Hawaii... I always found it beautiful in photo and film, but as I got older, my heat tolerance got lower and lower.. and I also tested as "alleric to palm pollen", lol... Living in FL for 15 years was interesting sinus wise, let me tell ya, lol.
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Thanks OMM... I'm cajun, we all stubborn, us, LOL... And yeah, I always wanted to visit Hawaii... I always found it beautiful in photo and film, but as I got older, my heat tolerance got lower and lower.. and I also tested as "alleric to palm pollen", lol... Living in FL for 15 years was interesting sinus wise, let me tell ya, lol.
Oh! Great!
Speaking of pictures. I ordered a used Nikon D5000, like our friend Buckshot uses. Without doubt it is a Professional Camera. It has everything you could ever want in a camera. I figure in a couple of years I will know how to use it.
... I am still learning 
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