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DST
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A few pics from our early evening walk around the Amsterdam Island area (Eilanden gebeid). It's all reclaimed land this place, and most building have water around them, not like that is much different from the crest of the city. And you can see why all the great Dutch painters spent loads of time painting Sky landscapes...what with the place being so flat it takes up a lot of the scenery!
Scotland representin!
Peace, DST
Scotland representin!
Peace, DST
DoobieBrother
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To revisit the subject of gingers...
And she's a lefty.
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And she's a lefty.
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DoobieBrother
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And gingers (well, me do).
But don't tell Mrs. Doobie
But don't tell Mrs. Doobie
DoobieBrother
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For the tea lovers out there:
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HydroGp
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Morning fellas. I just got the news that my Stepdad. The father to my sister. Has got cancer 
He will start chemo today.
I was wondering what would be a good strain combatting cancer? Or maybe to help sideeffects from chemo?
Rare Dankness s33ds seem to have many good "medical" strains.
Rare Dankness El Jefe is a full on Hash and Kush taste and scent, with a note of spicy lemon/pine. Has a potent high that packs a mental punch as well as a full body high. She has a medium yield. A little stretchy, but resinous plant. Has a denser bud structure.
Medical Uses: Pain relief, insomnia, chemotherapy, Gastrointestinal Issues, AIDS, Glaucoma, Cancer.
He will start chemo today.I was wondering what would be a good strain combatting cancer? Or maybe to help sideeffects from chemo?
Rare Dankness s33ds seem to have many good "medical" strains.
Rare Dankness El Jefe is a full on Hash and Kush taste and scent, with a note of spicy lemon/pine. Has a potent high that packs a mental punch as well as a full body high. She has a medium yield. A little stretchy, but resinous plant. Has a denser bud structure.
Medical Uses: Pain relief, insomnia, chemotherapy, Gastrointestinal Issues, AIDS, Glaucoma, Cancer.
dababydroman
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I just walked my dogs through the bayou at 4:00.. a.m. then they took a wrong turn and ending up on the other side of the bayou.. heard a bunch of splashing n sswiming as I saw my other dog confused.. went down through the tall ass grass calling them over to let them know where to come.. its all foggy and weird. so surreal.
DoobieBrother
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Any strains with a kush hybrid in them seem to work well for nausea & appetite when it comes to chemo.
As well as helps with sleep & body aches.
And easing the mind a bit of the weight of one's worries.
I hope things turn out for the best for your stepdad.
As well as helps with sleep & body aches.
And easing the mind a bit of the weight of one's worries.
I hope things turn out for the best for your stepdad.
dababydroman
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fixing the fence tomorrow had to bring all the plants in the house... by the way this cheese surprise looks it could be my biggest pplant ever? but harvest is a long time from now.. we'll see.
trichome 1
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sorry about the news,ive been reading about ecannabinoids and how thc cdb etc can cure many illnesses or slow down diseases,the best way to hel cancer patients is to give a concentrated oil which is eaten http://youtu.be/0psJhQHk_GI rick simpson has been curing cancer patients for years,also there is a doctor by the name of Robert melamede he will give you a good insight into who cannabis helps various illnesses and the benefits of taking cannabis,if you have a facebook account you can send them both friend requests and have them on hand to help you,i hope you step dad fights it and hopefully with a bit of help can beat it,i know of 100s of people that have been treated and cured by rick simpson but people seem to not know anything about it because the cure involves cannabis,it doesn't cure everyone but the people it doesn't cure slows down the cancer and gives the patient more time and a better quality of life than other drugs or treatment would,i suggest you speak to dr melamede as he is a genius that has researched for 30 years and could help you,good luck.Morning fellas. I just got the news that my Stepdad. The father to my sister. Has got cancer
I was wondering what would be a good strain combatting cancer? Or maybe to help sideeffects from chemo?
Rare Dankness s33ds seem to have many good "medical" strains.
Rare Dankness El Jefe is a full on Hash and Kush taste and scent, with a note of spicy lemon/pine. Has a potent high that packs a mental punch as well as a full body high. She has a medium yield. A little stretchy, but resinous plant. Has a denser bud structure.
Medical Uses: Pain relief, insomnia, chemotherapy, Gastrointestinal Issues, AIDS, Glaucoma, Cancer.
DoobieBrother
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trichome 1
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DoobieBrother
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I had to slow down on my eating for a bit, but am maintaining about 150-lbs right now.
After we are moved into our new home in June I'll be able to exercise more and more, and will get back to eating more.
And I just eat regular food.
I only mixed up one glass of the protein shake, and decided to go all natural unless I needed the boost.
I might add it back into my diet after starting an exercise regime.
HydroGp
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June is right around the corner! You must have butterflies cramping you up 
Glad things are good on ya.
I was thinking of starting on weight gainer again. But my problem runs somewhat deeper. I dont like food I dont want to make it and i dont want to eat it. Gotta start finding some joy in foods.
Glad things are good on ya.I was thinking of starting on weight gainer again. But my problem runs somewhat deeper. I dont like food
I dont want to make it and i dont want to eat it. Gotta start finding some joy in foods.
DoobieBrother
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Yeah, almost getting overwhelmed when I think of all that needs to be done before we move.
But just need to do a bit of cleaning & packing every day and it'll be all right.
Taking two weeks away from it to go to Alaska in two weeks, but will be nice to visit with my dad for a while.
I sometimes have the same feelings towards foods.
I'm not paranoid (much) about questionable food sources, what with unknown pesticides being used, anti-biototics, GMO foods, e-coli (in veggies, FFS), salmonella, etc., etc., but I don't eat as much as I should because of it.
Similar reason for not eating much food at restaurants. If I can't see the food being prepared, I have a hard time trusting it.
Have had too many bouts of explosive diarrhea after eating a seemingly nice meal out at a restaurant.
I worked in the restaurant biz for 10 years, and have seen too many things to allow me to trust people to follow proper food handling & storage protocols.
Our yard will be large enough to start a nice garden, so will have fresh, organically grown, pesticide-free veggies next year (unless we have horrible weather), and will be adding a greenhouse to the grow for the more sensitive & vulnerable veggies to better control their environment.
As for meat, since I have no means to keep livestock, I'm willing to spend a little more for the naturally ranched meats.
I guess too many decades in Alaska eating fresh caught fish & crab & eating wild game meats have me not trusting commercial meat sources.
I even turn down canned smoked salmon (my favorite meat in the world) if I wasn't there to see how they canned it.
But just need to do a bit of cleaning & packing every day and it'll be all right.
Taking two weeks away from it to go to Alaska in two weeks, but will be nice to visit with my dad for a while.
I sometimes have the same feelings towards foods.
I'm not paranoid (much) about questionable food sources, what with unknown pesticides being used, anti-biototics, GMO foods, e-coli (in veggies, FFS), salmonella, etc., etc., but I don't eat as much as I should because of it.
Similar reason for not eating much food at restaurants. If I can't see the food being prepared, I have a hard time trusting it.
Have had too many bouts of explosive diarrhea after eating a seemingly nice meal out at a restaurant.
I worked in the restaurant biz for 10 years, and have seen too many things to allow me to trust people to follow proper food handling & storage protocols.
Our yard will be large enough to start a nice garden, so will have fresh, organically grown, pesticide-free veggies next year (unless we have horrible weather), and will be adding a greenhouse to the grow for the more sensitive & vulnerable veggies to better control their environment.
As for meat, since I have no means to keep livestock, I'm willing to spend a little more for the naturally ranched meats.
I guess too many decades in Alaska eating fresh caught fish & crab & eating wild game meats have me not trusting commercial meat sources.
I even turn down canned smoked salmon (my favorite meat in the world) if I wasn't there to see how they canned it.
HydroGp
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Explosive diarrhea. Yeah ive been to the doctor so many times. I feel like when i eat good then my stomach just collapses into diarrhea. I really think something is wrong. But i dont want no camera in the exit hole.
Im too very worried about food being cooked proper. But the rest of my family can eat whatever. Annoying as hell.
Uhm veggie garden. Thats something i can relate to. I love veggies and cant wait to get a greenhouse in the yard. Summer is here! Im sitting with open doors and windows its 17 degrees C. Nice as hell. Could even turn of the heater in the grow room
Gotta get some cleaning on. Hope yalls day is great.
Im too very worried about food being cooked proper. But the rest of my family can eat whatever. Annoying as hell.
Uhm veggie garden. Thats something i can relate to. I love veggies and cant wait to get a greenhouse in the yard. Summer is here! Im sitting with open doors and windows its 17 degrees C. Nice as hell. Could even turn of the heater in the grow room
Gotta get some cleaning on. Hope yalls day is great.