8 o'clock this morning...

hi,

Here is shot or two of my backyard early this morning. I've been up since 5am so I thought I'd snap a few pics. when the sun came up. I watched Half Baked htis morning already and now I'm bored. :p

Oh yeah, I'm down to 7grams and I don't get anymore until Sept. 16, so I'm afriad, the dreaded resin comes into play. I cleaned my pipes this weekend and I got about 2 grams of resin oil, and 3gram ball of the harder resin. I haven't smoked resin in years, but soon...I may have to. :( I'm afraid. :D

What you do this morning already?

That's some nice hedgeries.

I think you need to plan your trips to the green grocer better ;)

Thank you on the hedges. :D I do everything myself as well, I'm the only one here. :p

I'm thinking of selling and moving though. I bought this house off my folks for $100,000 (still paying), and they paid $164,000 for it. The house next door, is about 3/4 the size of mine, just over 1000sq/ft and it's selling for $275,000! I could sell this home for $300,000 if I wanted to. The house market is nuts right now, and I have so much extra room too.

I would rent out room to hot college coeds :D but you need a permit and all shit now for them to allow you to, so I'm thinking of just selling, and moving away from Alberta.

Good idea or not? Just been thinking. :)

move to amsterdam dude

Just spend the 300k on a nice place in Amsterdam, and grow weed for a living.

I wouldn't need to spend 300k in Holland as I grew up there and 3/4 of my family still lives there. I'm thinking I could spruce my current place up, hopefully get what I need, and all I'll need to get started is another 100,000-$150,000 more (that's if I move back to Holland), and have at least $100k in savings in the bank, or even $50k.

I'm really not doing much of anything out here and I go through jobs as much as I shit. I'd really like to stay in Canada though. BC is quite expensive to live, but I'm sure if I found a small, enjoyable community, I could easily rent a decent place for a good price.

Maybe the East Coast of Canada as well, but it makes me wonder why all the "Newfies" are coming to Alberta to work. To make a living in Alberta you either have to in the farming business, or the oil business, which neither are for me.

Who knows, we'll see how this new job of mine goes, but if this one doesn't last, I'm out of here. I've gone through every job in this city, and working the oil rigs 16hrs a day, 7 days a week, is not for me.