This Stoney Sunday I visited Falcanna to talk the dry cure process on HERB’s Facebook Live. What better way to spend the Lord’s Day than with a lifted livestream to eight million followers?
Bethany recently harvested 160 pounds of pot. When HERB asked me about a Facebook Live, I knew this would generate engaging content. Falcanna’s weed is some of the most flavorful I’ve smoked, so I’d proudly promote with the interweb.
I light up in pretty exotic locales. The one place I won’t? Behind the wheel. Cannabis impacts everyone differently, but driving high is not worth the risk.
From DUI’s to manslaughter charges, the State doesn’t hold back. With cannabis DUI fines exceeding $10,000, it’s a revenue generator. Additionally, a 2015 Washington Traffic Safety Commission report saw an increase in fatal crashes where drivers tested positive for THC. Testing for THC is still a grey area, so it’s better to play it safe than sorry.
Where do you go when tasked with a weed falcon photoshoot? The Olympic Peninsula.
Bethany of Falcanna reached out regarding lifestyle images. She’d seen my work and wanted to create something similar for her grow. Before I could brainstorm concepts, I needed little backstory.
There’s the Cannabus and the Weed Bus, but last weekend Danielle and I found ourselves on the 420 Express. Next stop? Stoned in Skagit Valley!
Due to an influx of photographers at the flower field, Danielle and I took a chance on this old bus. We casually walked down an old dirt road and boarded the soon-to-be weed bus. Eventually we realized no one cares, made a couple trips back to the car for styling and gear, then sparked up. All aboard the 420 Express.
The sun is shining. Daffodils are in bloom. Spring has sprung. It can only mean one thing — the Skagit Valley Tulip Fest is in full swing.
The Skagit Valley Tulip Fest is one of my favorite things about spring in the Pacific Northwest. Crowds flock to see rows of flowers in vibrant pinks, purples, yellows and reds. It’s an Instagram staple. Hashtag Skagit Valley Tulip Fest!
As I wrap up my 20’s and blaze into my 30’s, I can’t help but feel high on life. A road trip to Salvation Mountain with a few of my favorites only amplified these emotions.
Brittanie, Chelsea, Colin and I loaded the Mazda and mobbed three hours east. 90 degrees out and nowhere to change? No problem. Hair extensions, a trunk of clothes and more shoes than an average closet served as our styling area.
I’ve carried the same $40 vintage backpack purchased on Skid Row for the last six years. The leather is cracking. It’s a pain to access. There’s holes in the lining which eat my keys, chapstick and weed. The kicker came at a CannaCon mixer when an industry colleague asked for my business card. I looked at my well-worn bag and decided I’m almost 30, it’s time for an upgrade. So an upgrade I got, with a brand new YSL bag.
From Los Angeles to Brooklyn to Seattle and down to Portland, it was so fun to see my friends Sarah and Melissa in the PNW last weekend. While our time was quick it included a lot of catching up, nails, polaroids and pot around Portland.
For today’s Trichome Tuesday I want to feature a chunky, frosty, fat purple nug by Private Reserve. Behold, the beautiful Chunk Dawg!
While I’m usually a sativa sista, I couldn’t resist this indica hybrid of Mendo Purps and San Fernando Valley OG Kush. These dense buds have a sweet grape aroma and deep purple color (we see you Mendo Purps!). I also tasted notes of lemon and pine, likely from the SFV OG.
We all love girls who smoke weed, but what about guys who smoke weed? They don’t get as much love on the ‘Gram. Well I’m about to change that!
Today we’re puffing around Portland with Chuck. Standing tall at 6’6″ this red headed rocker is my friend Glynis’ baby. Literally. Chuck is her son. So we smoked tough and talked amongst the flowers on how music helps his music.
