Intervention / Unemployed

So I was hanging out with my friend yesterday, and while we were out, he went into a few places trying to get a job.  Now, this may seem like a normal thing for most people that are unemployed, but this kid gave up 420 two months ago and has been clean since.

I remember whenever we used to hang out before, it'd mostly include smoking, CoD, and evading our parents, now it seems as if he's definitely turned things around.

He told me that I should stop smoking, as it'll "lead to more opportunities", and I'm still unsure about it.  I definitely think I should cut down though.  Your thoughts?

My Crusher and Glass pipe, & my brother's Water and Wooden Pipes

In other news, I'm really stoked, because tonight is my last night working at the dreaded Catering Hall I hate so much.  I decided to quit because I need a full time job, and I gave 2 weeks notice 2 weeks ago.  It's gonna be nice to blaze with the guys from work after our shift once more (which'll be like 2am).

So I'll start with the "smoke less" thing tomorrow.

Weekly Music Video

So I thought I'd start a weekly music segment that I'll post every Wednesday, with music that sounds amazing by itself, and even more-so when your blazed.

This is our first week, and so it only makes sense for my favorite song to trip to, to be showcased.  It's a song by the "downtempo" duo Zero 7, from their album Simple Things, featuring vocals by Sia Furler.


I originally ran into this song 4-5 years ago on Lacoste's website, only to have it emerge in the back of my head a few years later.  I'm glad I rediscovered this song.  It's great to listen to when you want to be in a relaxing mood, and it's the first song in my Trip playlist, as it acts as a segway into the really weird stuff I have on my Zune.

So without further ado, Destiny

Cannibis Cookbook Review

Today I'm going to review my new favorite book, the Cannabis Cookbook by Jim Pilcher (There are a few other books by the same title, but written by different authors).  I ran into this book when I was at Urban Outfitters.  I will admit that the book section is my favorite section of the store, and thumbing through this book made me want it enough to walk out of the store with it without paying.

The Cannabis Cookbook is not just a well put together cook book, but an entertaining guide detailing the Cannabis plant through history.  This book is full of great recipes, but there aren't any measurements for the amount of cannabis to be used.

I didn't have many ingredients around my house so I was stuck making special brownies.  I'm not sure if they tasted spectacular, because while they were getting baked, so was I.