Quote Originally Posted by wordddddd
Goodbye forgetfullness, goodbye lack of endurance, goodbye lack of strength, goodbye being so out of it, goodbye daily-haze, goodbye constant tired, goodbye stoner comments, goodbye pot!

Starting today I am marijuana free for 26 days until I leave for college. I'm not bringing my bowl to college and IN college I'll smoke it if everyone is going out to get high, but I'm not buying a personal stash and will only smoke on the weekends. its my change

I've been smoking for so long (in my eyes) that I start to feel like being stoned is a completely different life that I'm dependent on. But in that life its like I've already seen everything already...I have always been more stoned than I am at this second and I've already seen that hallucination, felt this feeling, laughed this hard before. My pot smoking life is getting boring, so I'll cut way down and start being more physical!

But don't worry, this isn't the last you've heard about woooooord. I will always be glad to grace you with my presence.
Hey wordddddd. I went through the exact same thing as you a while back. Although I smoked my way through college and still graduated with honors and a dbl major. After school though, I just felt my life needed a new direction and, 14 years after smoking my first joint, I stopped completely. I was totally weed free for a little more than five years. There were always those times though, like on a beautiful fall afternoon when the weather was just perfect, that I would have loved to just kick back outside and smoke a big fat joint. As time went by there were more and more times that I would think about smoking and eventually just came to the conclusion that being a smoker was part of who I was.

Now I smoke again, weed not cigarettes (I quit those to and never went back), but nowhere close to as much as I used to. Instead of 4 or 5 times a day it's 4 or 5 times a week. I also almost never smoke during the day, its pretty much at the end of the day, after the kid has gone to bed, and there's nothing left to do. I work smoking into my schedule, not work my schedule around smoking. The best part is I find that I enjoy the high much more this way.

Anyhow, nuff about me. Goodbye and goodluck.
Fengzi Reviewed by Fengzi on . Adios! Goodbye forgetfullness, goodbye lack of endurance, goodbye lack of strength, goodbye being so out of it, goodbye daily-haze, goodbye constant tired, goodbye stoner comments, goodbye pot! Starting today I am marijuana free for 26 days until I leave for college. I'm not bringing my bowl to college and IN college I'll smoke it if everyone is going out to get high, but I'm not buying a personal stash and will only smoke on the weekends. :) its my change I've been smoking for so long (in my Rating: 5