I got some of the Lemon Live Resin to try. Y'all know your Gentleman is partial to the wonderfully flavorful terps live resin provides. In case you aren't hip, this concentrate is created by processing uncured, fresh-frozen flower. This live resin demonstrates flawless clarity, shatter-like consistency, and is frankly quite delicious. The expected limonene is abundant, but its a sharply sour note that leaves you smacking your lips afterwards, feeling like you've just taken a fresh bite of fruit.
This Lemon from District Connoisseurs is All Systems Go, broadcasting in 10x10, an instant shot of energy, focus, and clarity to the cerebellum. Good daytime medicine is highly prized- oh, there's just so many things to do in a day, aren't there- and this particular strain proved a real blessing. A tasty dab or load on the wax pen increases my mental agility to handle any task while alleviating the discomforting thoughts brought on by anxiety and depression. Most highly recommended!
District Connoisseurs also has a marvelous, curated selection of fine flowers. They generously gave me a smattering of different strains for sampling, but when I saw the coveted Lambs Breath at their booth, I had to get some of that, too. I was hoping to find this native flower when I was in Jamaica, but all I found were mids. Tourist problems, right? All of the Connoisseur's cannabis has a fine coat of trichomes but the Lambs Breath was especially frosty. It had a sweet dairy taste and brought on an uplifting, content high perfect for a walk in this mid-January autumn spell.
The other strains also exceeded expectations. Girl Scout Cookies smelled sweet, with a soft pine, and put me in an excellent mood to start my weekend. The Gorilla Glue was even sweeter, a deep and lingering aroma that was best for zoning out to some quality television. The XJ-13 produced a strong body high while inhibiting thought, so I was looking for some activity to keep me busy. Oh, but the Strawberry Kush was easily my favorite- it truly does smell softly of its namesake and is an excellent choice for evening relaxation with a loud, heady buzz that also relieves muscle tension. The Cat Piss did not, in fact, smell like ammonia at all. Rather a mix of limonene and pinene that had me especially chatty. Maybe I'll bring some of this along on Friday.
You don't really think the crowd will become an all-consuming, wrathful horde of protoplasm, do you? No. No, of course not.
Sigh. Nothing cool ever happens in this dimension.