Hey everyone. Well, Bob Dylan said it best, "the times they are a' chagin'.

I'm here today, to note the changes that ive been able to pinpoint in the cannabis society.

Some have been to woodstock, some have seen the grateful dead, jimi hendrix, and many others. Clad in tye dye, long, free hair, and a joint in mouth, along with perhaps a sugar cube, or blotter resting under tongues.

It seems that until the ball dropped to mark the new millenium, (2000) the above stated "asthetic" was the pretty much status quo for the average marijuana user.

I'm going to take a break to actually let you in on my inexperience of... well experience.. and knowledge. But this is a generalization I'm making from what I comprehend. So stay a while wont you?

I'm 19 years old, almost 20, and experienced marijuana at the age of 14, but didn't start using regularily until 16. In that happy, somewhat blurry, and, above all, euphoric time of my life (continuing by the way) I've enjoyed my share of joints, classic rock, and vinyl. Using the combo, sometimes alternating, to take me away to a place familiar, and never ending. my mind.



But the times have changed

I'm suddenly surrounded by blunts, mp3 players with bass boost all the way up, rattling the walls with rhyming lyrics and beats to get anyone on their feet. The long, flowing hair, is now a rarity, as it seems everyone has gone to the ways of lookin clean, ... or "pimp"

I'm not about to gripe at the switch of the generation asthetic, but i'm wondering..

where are the ones that still have the roots

Though as I'm thinking deeper on it, where you're from can have alot to do with it.
But it's a flat out scary thought that the flower generation is going to one day be extinct. left to a world of something theyve probably never quite grasped.

So the next time you hit your blunt, bowl, bong, joint, .. what have you.. take the first hit in the name of those before us. those who have had just as many amazing experiences as our lives will present to us.

blow it high. and exhale with a smile.


peace.
justinsane Reviewed by justinsane on . The Times, They Are a' Changin' Hey everyone. Well, Bob Dylan said it best, "the times they are a' chagin'. I'm here today, to note the changes that ive been able to pinpoint in the cannabis society. Some have been to woodstock, some have seen the grateful dead, jimi hendrix, and many others. Clad in tye dye, long, free hair, and a joint in mouth, along with perhaps a sugar cube, or blotter resting under tongues. It seems that until the ball dropped to mark the new millenium, (2000) the above stated Rating: 5