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PD Socializing: Where you pop psilocin for headaches and freaky meets cheeky

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haha, everysingle breakthrough smoked DMT trip I've had...that's always the first words out of my mouth upon realizing the normal universe again
 
Took 750mg of etaqual. It took 2-3 hours to start working. Funny. At first I was like, bah, this stuff doesn't work at all. Then suddenly after 2-3 hours I started feeling very lightheaded and relaxed.

It seems that the contents of your stomach strongly affect the speed of onset. The first time I took this on an empty stomach and the onset was almost instant. Now it took several hours. Go figure.
 
Ahhhhhh, I'm moved into my new place, isn't life grand. So much more room to walk around and store shit. Actually have a living room now. Time for smokin weeds
 
Oxycodone later. Mmmmmm........*drool*

Codeine for me. I was going to trip tonight but I've been stress cadet all week and opies are just what the doctor ordered.

This mobile broadband is great :) It's sometimes intermittent and cuts out, but when it works it's great.

The caffeine that got carried over in my CWE is not great however. :\ Wired and foggy all in one. Really takes away from the effect I was looking for. :(

Using ice water and only keeping the first bit of liquid that came out of the syringe didn't work. Back to the drawing board.
 
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If you follow your passion and maneuver yourself a little bit, work can end up being quite interesting, even exciting. :) And then it pays a lot better too. Everybody wins!
 
^ Definitely - if you can turn your passion into a career, you've really got it made.

Or turn your career into a passion.

You've absolutely got to truly believe in whatever work you do - shape the world with your time & effort into what YOU want it to become.
 
Yeah, that's what I've found out. It's easy to think that you need to work some medial job just to pay the bills. And sometimes you do. But even though maybe it will be harder to start, you really need to be utilizing the area(s) you're passionate in. You'll be the happiest, most fulfilled and most successful that way, and you'll end up with a lot more money too, if you keep at it. It's really very important to be aware of this and push for it. I know way too many people who get stuck forever in some shitty, worthless job (as opposed to career) and it really grinds you down. Not to mention a job usually means you'll be making some hourly wage that always leaves you needing more to really be comfortable and stress-free.
 
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