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the last circus (2010) it certainly had its moments, the underlying story i thought was nicely played out if you get it.

This unforgettable and award-winning video from Iceland, conceived by and supervised by the musical group, Sigur Ros and the filmmaker, Agust Jacobsson, features the Perlan special-needs theatre group acting out a simple but beautiful play about the elements.

whenever i open this thread i feel a contact high in progress

we all have our perspective on it but to me (at least up till now) i view "the wall" as a reminder to change versus lets break through this. my change could be ritual or it could be beyond the scope of herbs such has physical activity, foods, scenery, experiences, friendships, etc. inner and...

great advice in here! rituals to me are somewhat constant, hence maintain. i lump into rituals things such as where i keep my stash, how i load, when i load, which lighter to use, sounds (music), setting (outside vs inside), activity based on amount vaped, how i take my hits, how many hits...

definitely experiment, the process of experimentation will show you things you cant just read about in instructions on how to vape or maintain, its about the process. also, its good to once in a while step back and evaluate if you are maintaining (ritual) or chasing, it helps to clear the road...

the red balloon (1956)

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purple urkle white widow la confidential goo skunk i'll add "whatever" too, since that is usually the situation.

totally agree and aware of the science however availability will dictate options of routine prevention. :peace:

for me combustion is just one of the ways i introduce change into the mix along with different vape temps, settings, hit style, etc. its a balancing act maintaining a sweet spot while not allowing it to become too routine, mentally and chemically speaking. ☯

there are so many other icons of the south to depict appreciation thereof such as cornbread and sweet tea (YUM)....seems it would bust few less balls to hinge your viewpoint on something that isn't so culturally sensitive. to debate why its sensitive is not a bad idea i suppose as many have...

shoe gazing might be a genre to look into, ambient/chill/deep/slow/feelsgoodman, i find it good for floatin...suggestions: hammock, july skies, slow dancing society, the american dollar.

as someone who used to play in a group of talented musicians its such a nice thing to see people let go and just feel their self be connected artistically with their instruments. makes for kick ass tunes. :rockon::peace:

blinking quick makes for neat stop motion