She's a beauty waira
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Yea, the day after our marathon days of trimming the cover came off, and will leave the galvanized frame up. It took all of about 15 minutes to take the cover off, fold it up and stow it away.... The Hoopy looks so forlorn in it's empty state..-LOL! I guess next, it's time to take the cover off, but you can leave the frame, right?
I am very bummed for you that you will have to wait until next spring to grow again! Growing is so addicting once one starts to see and enjoy the fruits of their labor.Barring some major change in the future, my growing days here are done... sucky, I know, and I've got the bug bigger than ever!....
Yes, I plan on making some of about everything, with all the trim and even bud, since I have a bit of it. I should do some cooking tomorrow; make some budder (brownies) and a couple of different tinctures.And you, my friend, have you plans for the heaping mound of trim and smalls you got?
We have been buying a Coconut Oil based salve at a local dispensary here, for a few months now, and you are right, it is a miracle salve. My wife can't smoke or ingest Cannabis (she's starting to use the vaporizer some). But the salve can take away the major pain in her severely degenerated lower back much better than any pharmaceutical pain meds can! Just after I had my total knee replacement, I started getting eczema on both of my lower legs/shins. Not quite as severe as your condition, but still very bothersome at times. Same story as you, tried every rx available to no avail. The salve completely takes care of it. Miracle stuff to be sure. I will be making my own from now on though.I've had this skin condition on my palms for 2+ years now, and nothing the Doctors Rx's or other lotions, etc., have done doodly-shit to prevent and treat it! The skin gets stingy/itchy in places, followed by micro-dots of subdermal hemorrhaging, then the surface forms thin, brittle callusing which cracks and flakes... f*cking misery for those who work with their hands! But this rub has stopped it completely, no exaggeration! No flare-ups in 3 weeks now,... I'm so profoundly relieved I'm almost in tears over it! I'm now trying the rub and extra oil on my shit knee, working it in once a day, and I think it's starting to help, just a bit too soon to be definitively sure yet! So, look them up if you and your lady think you might like to try it, and make the oil yourselves, even the rub when you have roots available! It's not complicated, and the homework has been done already by the 'Turd's! ..
Thanks for asking, we both have our good days and bad. I can say with certainty that we are VERY glad to be done trimming for now. It was very satisfying for my wife though, as she can't do very much anymore with her health, but she sure can sit and trim! I did have some a funky new thing starting to happen with both my thumbs after hours of trimming. They would both just automatically close to the palms of my hands and be frozen there for a few minutes at a time. Oh well, it is hell getting older at times.I hope all is well with you and your wife, and your hands aren't complete toast at this point!
Yea, I'm doing the same as far as my for smoke reports. At that time I will post some pics of the buds as well on my thread.I'm dyin' to know the details on the buds!!... I'm giving things a good cure time before I do smoke reports, but samples of everything so far are damn fine! MoB is fierce strong! So are the Sweets,..
Waira, that is great news my friend, as far as his upcoming surgery, but I know it is hard to see someone you love, and live with decline. I can say this out of experience with my wife, and her chronic diseases. Your father is very fortunate to have you my friend.:tiphat:Some news from here; Dad will be getting a stent put in that abdominal aneurism Nov.5th at Stanford Hosp.! We've known about it for years, and it's growth has been slow, but a few years ago it started to grow faster, but at that time a different method of dealing with it was to risky for him at that age, so since then it's been a ticking time bomb; recently though, the technique has changed, going in through the femoral artery, far far less invasive than before, so while there's still risks, it's well worth it even now, at nearly 92!! So meantime, I've been pretty busy with him...he's doing okay otherwise, but time is really catching up with him, mentally and physically.... But he keeps chugging along, to the happy surprise of us all! I thought for almost sure, he wouldn't last through the year, back in Spring,...