Hello from Texas....

theAmanda

theAmanda

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Well, I am going to try this again, I just typed up a whole post and the power went out. I'm Amanda, and I am new to this forum situation. I've never posted or belonged to a forum, how lame is that? So I googled a question about my plants and came across this site, very helpful! I look forward to contributing as well, and learning from you all.
So, I just lost my job, I was not prepared for a random drug test, and I knew better. BUT, it has opened my eyes to things and I am glad it happened. I don't intend on quitting smoking, for anyone, so I am now really determined to learn more about what I can do as an individual to get this legalized! I worked a high stress job, 65+ hours a week and didn't take a vacation for over a year. That is no way to live and I am happy to be out of it. Of course, I need a job, so I am searching.
I currently have two plants left of the five I started with, it has been rough this year. Normally, each year I yield enough to last myself about 6 months, and this year it is looking dim. All I want is to supply my personal demand, but until my crops are ready I am forced to depend on undependable people, and it is a dangerous game. Okay, I look forward to being here, thanks for reading my post.
 
qwizoking

qwizoking

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Man it straight made a bubble around me. I'm a bit farther east in Austin
Always good to have more Texans:)
 
qwizoking

qwizoking

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For some reason that seems to happen more often to us than other states..... I think they're jealous
 
smokin away

smokin away

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theAmanda said:
Well, I am going to try this again, I just typed up a whole post and the power went out. I'm Amanda, and I am new to this forum situation. I've never posted or belonged to a forum, how lame is that? So I googled a question about my plants and came across this site, very helpful! I look forward to contributing as well, and learning from you all.
So, I just lost my job, I was not prepared for a random drug test, and I knew better. BUT, it has opened my eyes to things and I am glad it happened. I don't intend on quitting smoking, for anyone, so I am now really determined to learn more about what I can do as an individual to get this legalized! I worked a high stress job, 65+ hours a week and didn't take a vacation for over a year. That is no way to live and I am happy to be out of it. Of course, I need a job, so I am searching.
I currently have two plants left of the five I started with, it has been rough this year. Normally, each year I yield enough to last myself about 6 months, and this year it is looking dim. All I want is to supply my personal demand, but until my crops are ready I am forced to depend on undependable people, and it is a dangerous game. Okay, I look forward to being here, thanks for reading my post.
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Seems to me we have had our share of sunny weather.

Retired here but have close friends who struggle with the test. It's very rough.

Lived in Texas more than half my life. Gave up the City life for a place in the country. Much better now.

RIU has opened my eyes hope it will take you to a higher state as well.

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