exoticrobotic
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edit: sorry @exoticrobotic
didnt mean to post in between your story D:
you did me a favour mate. I removed it, think you only read it.
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edit: sorry @exoticrobotic
didnt mean to post in between your story D:
The patchouli plays an important role keeping it smell classy and mature and fresh enough for spring.
at one point i had bought a couple of natural oils and essences to make my own signature scent. i still have half a bottle somewhere, i need to check it out now haha.Patchouli has some nice note when it has worn off a lot or been washed off...
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at one point i had bought a couple of natural oils and essences to make my own signature scent. i still have half a bottle somewhere, i need to check it out now haha.
it was pretty rough smelling though, i should have known to also order some other chemical compounds and not only natural essences. theres a bunch of stuff that can make the notes blend better or accentuate one or the other, act as a filler etc.
it was big fun though
what about aromatic plants, for aromatherapy. do any of you grow any and produce tinctures and oils and concentrates with the plants you grow? other than bho shatter rosin etc
35 watt mastercolour cdm would be a good central vert bulb for a mini cab with led bars or cobs surrounding it
day off work today. farm work later though . for now i stay warm, drink coffee and smoke joints while i wake up
yeah man , prep for the season . i gave my friend the winter off to look within himself and find the power of the leafFarm work?
How nice of you. Shiva82 - leaf beareri gave my friend the winter off to look within himself and find the power of the leaf
this afternoon, when he returns from his working day , we have a 20 m mound of rubble to cover over.
my mate is 60. but his work ethic is way above mine. hes out at 5 am everyday. he wakes at 4.30. asleep at 11 pm. everyday. he thinks its a 'just a 2 minute job that shiva'How nice of you. Shiva82 - leaf bearer
Wow, at least you'll be warm. It's bloody freezing outside.
A large grey mound of type 1 aggregate is a nightmare in itself, nevermind the thistles.
gl
i don't know how you guys do it. roofing is too hardcore for me . i do have to go on the odd roof time to time and i always shit myself. i feel safe working off a ladder 3 stories up for some reason, but not stood up on planks at that height . and walking up the roof ,even with roof ladders, on old tiles that may break , be wet, or icy . it always makes me over thinkToday is the last day i have the scaffolding up so i should get up there and do something.
I can't feel my toes yet however.
The external wall of the house bows quite badly at the top which means the coping tiles drip onto the wall when it rains.
I need to grind some of the wall away to bodge it as it has moss growing but it is only accessible from in between the scaffolding.
I'm both nervous and excited but a part of me just cant be bothered.