It’s just another Mikoh Monday
Wish it was Sunday
'Cause that's my fun day
My I don't have to run day
It's just another Mikoh Monday
Summer is over, but my affinity for swimwear certainly isn’t. I browse bikinis year-round and one brand I love is Mikoh. No joke, I own four of their suits.
Fall feels in fall fields. I'm not sure where summer went, but I'm keeping it alive this Fashion Friday. What better way to transition seasons than with a romper and boots?
I'm romping around in this Amelia Romper by Tularosa. Boots are the classic Hunter Boots, both from Nordstrom. All my rings and things are collected during various travels.
On our way home from Lazy Bee Gardens and after a pitstop at Washington Pass Overlook, we scoped the sights at one of my favorite lakes — Diablo Lake.
I almost missed this shot, mainly because we’d already taken 2,000 in 48 hours. But what’s a few more? I ran to the car and tossed on this set, which my friend and talented stylist Angie pulled for me. It’s a two-piece set from Leith, purchased at Nordstrom. The sunnies I practically live in. They’re the Morrow frame and can be purchased from Valley Eyewear.
It's Fashion Friday with one of my favorite shoots at my favorite locations — Washington Pass Overlook! If you've ever wondered what I look like at 7AM with zero makeup and unbrushed hair, well this is it. Keeping it au natural to keep one with nature.
After photographing Lazy Bee Gardens and en route to catch a flight in Seattle, we stopped at this scenic viewpoint. We trekked through the frosty woods and into the meadow as the sun slowly crept up behind Liberty Bell Mountain (that giant mountain in the background). It might've been 50 degrees outside, but it felt like 30 as I did a quick change in the elements. Gotta get the shot, right!?
I recently attended a cannabis event unlike any other. Attendees relaxed in the wellness village, lit up in the hash lounge and noshed on The Herbal Chef’s five-course dinner. So where is this magical place? The Emerald Exchange.
Emerald Exchange highlights world class, sun-grown Northern California cannabis to the SoCal community. Some of my favorite vendors included Sunnabis, Foria, Papa & Barkley, Medicine Box, KIVA and Hummingbird Medicinals. Not only could you sample products, you could also purchase them! Clearly we’re not in Washington anymore…
Part of being an adult means you can dress up for photo shoots in really rad locations. Lucky for me, the PNW has a plethora of picturesque photo spots, including North America's only rainforest — the Hoh Rainforest.
During my last trip to Falcanna, Bethany, Andrea and I did some exploring. We stumbled upon this mossy location and it felt like a scene from Game of Thrones. Throw in a vintage, floral dress and you can call me Cannabess, Queen of the Green.
Travel to a land where medicine makers still flourish via the Emerald Exchange. This farmers market, educational conference and wellness festival is located in magical Malibu Canyon. The goal is to create a mindful dialogue while showcasing world class, sun-grown Northern California cannabis to the SoCal community.
I cannot wait to attend the Emerald Exchange on August 12th and 13th. Molly Peckler first introduced me to the event after her experience. She raved about the venue, vendors and overall vibe. No surprise, it’s been on my radar ever since. Looking at the lineup, it’s hard to decide what I’m most excited about. So here’s my top five things you don’t want to miss at Emerald Exchange.
It's no secret I love weed and workouts, but what's my routine? For the last two years I've toned up thanks to Kayla Itsines' Bikini Body Guide. These 28-minute workouts may look simple, but they will bust your butt and make you sweat.
Bikini Body Guide, also known as BBG, is a series of four seven-minute workouts. They are broken out into arms, legs, abs and full body. Each seven-minute sweat has four exercises including push-ups, lunges, crunches and more. Like I said, these workouts look easy, but Kayla's program is designed for women and it gets results. I am always so sore the day after my BBG.
Don’t go chasing waterfalls, unless it’s Twin Falls with your friends. I recently hiked this popular trail with Andrea and Masha, Evergreen Market’s Digital Coordinator, for a golden hour smoke sesh.
Masha interviewed me for Evergreen Market’s blog (read it here) so came along to shoot photos. We left Seattle on Sunday afternoon for another epic adventure. Fingers crossed for calm weather and nice light.
Sorry I'm stoned with Blunted Objects and Valfre in Venice Beach. We shot this Fashion Friday at one of my favorite smoke spots — the canals!
I met up with Melodie of Blunted Objects and my friend Dimi for a west side adventure. Melodie styled me in Blunted Objects' Tattoo Leaf Choker, Bud Leaf Cross Hand Chain, Frosty Leaf Filigree Hand Chain, Top Shelf Leaf Earrings and the Trinity Leaf Eyeglass Leash. Valfre's Sorry I'm Stoned shirt paired perfectly with black shorts and the silver accessories.
Republicans: “We don’t trust Big Pharma! We want alternative medicine!”
*possible rescheduling of cannabis*
Also Republicans: “Nooooooo! It’s the devil’s lettuce! Keep weed illegal! It causes crime! It’s bad!”
Imagine being so low T you think cannabis, a plant with incredible medicinal benefits, should be illegal.
Daddy government, please tell us what we can and cannot use as medicine!
Sounds like a good reason to decriminalize, so people can grow their own and not be dependent on corrupt, corporate cannabis Chads who never grew prior to legalization.
Why are conservatives, including some Congressmen, taking money from big pot companies (who spray glyphosate) without proudly announcing this partnership?
We don’t need to reschedule cannabis @realDonaldTrump @RobertKennedyJr, we need to decriminalize it. Rescheduling only gives the power of this plant to Big Pharma. Government has no business regulating a flower people can grow at home.
Exclusive: President Trump is considering reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug, after pot companies have poured millions of dollars into Trump’s political groups https://on.wsj.com/4fvpfFF
