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I like to do creative things , it's half the reason I like to smoke.
My favourite thing to do is design and work on bonsai trees.

Life.
Everything is more pleasurable after smoking weed!

Smoke more weed

Depends on the weed, but more often than not, eat!

In the words of Ian Dury ...

Sex and drugs and rock and roll.

Explore the pathways that open up thanks to cannabis.

There is more to the universe than what is observable to the casual viewer!

Amen, NSFE! That's what i do myself

My bag of gag is full of all different strains and buds from lots of different plants "same strain"
So when after smoking one ,the ones that give me most pleasure are?
When come out of mind warp ,time warp look over at the missus and both say at the same time ...OH! That was a good one Love the couch lock

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To be truthful, I haven't found anything that isn't more pleasurable after smoking.

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One of my more memorable examples involves enjoying music at the Concertgebouw in 2014.

I had been a fan of Ludovico Einaudi for a few years. I was very excited when I saw he was performing at the Concertbebouw during my planned visit. The website indicated a sold out performance so I called the box office and spoke with a nice woman who informed me she did have 1 seat available. She cautioned me that it was on the stage and behind the musicians. I gladly bought the ticket.

The evening of the performance was typical rainy Dutch weather. I left my hotel at the Bulldog with two hash brownies (can't recall where I got them, maybe Abraxas, in which case they were weed brownies) and rounded the corner to Wynand Fockink where I got two shots of FRAMBOZEN Raspberry Brandy. I found a dry spot in the alley to consume them and sparked one up after on the walk over to the tram.

The tram came quickly and whisked me up to the Concertgebouw. I was early enough to find a sheltered spot on a quiet street in the residential area surrounding and finished off two more numbers before heading into the concert.

Now the brownies, brandy and cannabis are all meeting each other and playing nicely inside me as I find my seat, Row 3 seat C. A nice young woman escorts me onto the stage and place me in a seat immediately behind the percussionist with no one in front of me The rows are circular and staggered so Rows 2 and 1 do not extend in front of my seat in Row 3. I have unobstructed and very close views of each performer, including Ludovico approximately 4 meters away.

I am pretty amazed at my good fortune and apparently showing it. A young Dutch man sits next to me and shares my enthusiasm at our good fortune.

The Concertgebouw is a traditional classical symphonic hall. As such, many who patronize it's hallowed halls look down a bit on Ludovico's contemporary interpretation 'classical music'. Local newspaper reviews the next day were not favorable, and there was an unusually high number of coughs during quieter sections of performance. Still, there was a lot of enthusiasm in the hall, particularly from my seat mate and I.

The lights dim and the music begins. I really enjoyed that Ludovico incorporated lights, lasers and fog into the show. This irked some but really added to to show. If you have not experienced it, you must hear music at the Concertgebouw. The acoustics are simply fantastic, perfection. With it's beautiful surroundings, astounding sound quality, intimate setting of the performers, the fantastic music and mesmerizing light show, for a moment I experienced an out of body experience, so at one was I with the surroundings. With my eyes closed I literally felt myself floating above my seat suspended on the music. Open my eyes and it felt like I slowly and gently settled back into my seat. Close my eyes and I felt myself float back up like a balloon filled with musical helium. Fucking amazing concert.

Pretty amazing experience, definitely enhanced greatly by cannabis.

Two words.....

....Bird Hide!

Great read, Ed! The concert halls throughout Europe are amazing for classical music. I have not been in AMS yet, but the Musikverein in Vienna was an amazing experience. Also, the very old churches have amazing acoustics. I sat through a concert at the Church of Our Lady before Tyn in Prague and it was very special. In AMS, when the choir gets together at the English Church in the Begijnhof, it is very impressive, too.

LLMReb wrote: ↑Wed 8th Mar 2017 05:54 pm Great read, Ed! The concert halls throughout Europe are amazing for classical music. I have not been in AMS yet, but the Musikverein in Vienna was an amazing experience. Also, the very old churches have amazing acoustics. I sat through a concert at the Church of Our Lady before Tyn in Prague and it was very special. In AMS, when the choir gets together at the English Church in the Begijnhof, it is very impressive, too.

Agreed. St John the Divine in NY is absolutely cavernous, I have enjoyed a few performances there too

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