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I'm having a great time in the city (SF) at the NORML convention. It's like a who's who of medical cannabis movement at the meeting and it feels great to be among like minded folks.
There are still three more days. Today I get to meet Tom Ammiano, the guy pushing Tax and Regulate through CA Legislator.
Agenda - NORML
That is awsome hun!
I'm glad you got to go and experience the convention.
I wish I could have went.
Pot advocates think legalization is nearer
If you read the article, I did my part to skunk up Union Square for all the tourists to enjoy. I can say I tried a lot of varieties in the big circles we all medicated in.
I'm happy to report that the conference was a huge success in my opinion and really made me feel better for taking the chance of exposing myself and my name for a cause that is controversial yet necessary, medical cannabis for all folks that need it without fear of reprisal/ostracism, decriminalization for amounts under 2 oz to save jail space and stop making felons out of you and I, and removal of this safe effective medicine from Schedule 1 to Schedule 4 or 5 of drug classifications under the controlled substance act.
I'm wildly happy to report that my personal medicine (Bogglegum and Purple Kush) were outrageously positively received for flavor and potency by those that sampled it, including some of the founders of Norml, that reaffirmed my commitment to all the time a labor it takes to opt out of the retail market.
The thing that makes me feel more secure was I got to meet top legal minds that can help pull my butt from the fire and some are local.
Read the list of speakers from my first post's web link to the convention, I personally liked Omar Figeroa and William Panzer. They are tough, smart, no nonsense guys that really care and people I would like following me into legal battle.