They gave me less than 30 capsules last time and now I have to wait till Saturday at the earliest.
How's everyone else holding up?
Oho
Perhaps I'll try that. thanks.
Also, where can I get shrooms?
I won't try them though, tbh. I think cannabis is enough for me.
Yeah, I didn't laugh uncontrollably this time; I just took one edible and felt really relaxed and had a lot of clarity and even wanted to do more fun things (whereas I'm always geared toward reading).
Oh, I slept pretty well too.
Yeah, definitely not something to aspire to.
"I just think that folks who smoke all day every day are probably not in as healthy as a place as they claim to be, and my evidence for that is basically their entire life."
Yeah, and I get that.
I'm not going to do it "every day."
I'm going to take an edible every now and then, I think, and not get high too often as well.
Yeah, so don't get high more than once a month. That's what someone told me.
And don't use it too much beyond that.
No, not at all like that. Not something wacky. Just heightened senses.
Oh nice, sounds lit
It felt like I was more alert than anything but in a good way.
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What books have you gotten recently and are reading recently? Post your recent book haul here!
(hexbear.net)
cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/2492720
The five books from the image that I got are:
In the Shadow of Liberty: The Invisible History of Immigrant Detention in the United States by Ana Raquel Minian
Third Worlds Within: Multiethnic Movements and Transnational Solidarity by Daniel Widener, Vijay Prashad (Foreword)
The States of the Earth: An Ecological and Racial History of Secularization by Mohamed Amer Meziane, Jonathan Adjemian (Translator)
Ron Carey and the Teamsters: How a UPS Driver Became the Greatest Union Reformer of the 20th Century by Putting Members First by Ken Reiman
Empire of Normality: Neurodiversity and Capitalism by Robert Chapman
These five books sit atop by vinyl record-player or gramophone or whatever you call it nowadays (I think people just say record-player). The very last one is the one I want to read the most, Empire of Normality. The third one, The States of the Earth, seems very interesting to me and I think everyone else should read it. The first two seemed like no-brainers to someone like me and the fourth one is just 'cause like labor unions and Monthly Review (I always read Monthly Review and Science & Society, the last two Marxist academic journals still standing).
Currently reading:
Das Kapital by Karl Marx
An Ideological History of the CPC by Huang Yibing (translated into English from Chinese)
A Dance with Dragons by George R. R. Martin
Das Kapital is what I'm reading for the second time. I plan to finish it this time. The second book is apart of a trilogy of books called An Ideological History of the CPC (Volumes 1 - 3), each written by a separate author, and translated from Chinese into English. It costs about $170 for the entire trilogy box-set, but you'll frequently see it on sale on Amazon.com. A Dance with Dragons is the fifth book in the series A Song of Ice and Fire, right after the fourth book A Feast of Crows (which the bad TV show Game of Thrones is very loosely based off of).
And that's about all I'm reading and all of which I will read. The rest I may get from my local library (everyone should patronize their local library; they're currently being attacked by evangelicals, TERFs, and MAGAts).
Water solution? Like, any water solution?
I'll try that combination.