Sorry, Little Buddy. Should've tried that pot the Professor snuck on the S.S. Minnow to try on Ginger and Mary Ann.
I don't have to roll my own. I would not know how to roll anything except maybe dough, and that poorly. Try and keep teeny weeny seeds on a small cut of paper when your hand shakes just a little
And while I'm at it, why are pills round? What's wrong with ovals? My oval pill does not try to flee. Gel caps try incessantly to get away and some times can for a while, hiding under the couch. What's wrong with a trapezoid? See that triangle pill? No problems. But even as they are placed onto my tongue, they never stop trying to flip[ out, leaving their nasty taste so I have to use two full glasses of water to get them down, which goes into my kidneys and that's a whole other column.
I mean take a look at the picture. The pills are grouped by time I take them. The pills on the white square are breakfast pills. The ones on the left are lunch pills, the four below nighttime. There's also Clonzepam in its nice sealed square packet, which merely temps you into thinking "well, I can get this ready to pop into my mouth ". The pill emerges as you tear open the packet and immediately seeks freedom away from where it is supposed to be - my mouth. And the search is on - where on the beige shag carpet could it be hiding?
For the last ten days or so, I've been without a number of these pills due to a payment screw up between Medicare and Blue Cross insurance. I may be the culprit as I still try to master computers as if I still know what I'm doing. OK, I can luck out and do Class AAA job, but I've sort of become a B minus guy. I get the basics, and maybe that's all now.
The loss of the pills made my body twitch more and more, instead of the minor blips of even a week before. That and my temper was resurrected from its grave. Sleep was just nightmares, and only quietly screaming about not going to bed, but the body and mind tired of whatever I did thought and in I'd go and my personal Twilight Zone would begin.
So medical marijuana joins the group. I shall keep you up do date.
And oddly enough, the first song that came on my iPod when I was taking my shower was "Got to get you into My Life", Sir Paul McCartney's song about pot.
"Say we'll be together every day
Got to get you into my life."
