Personal Narrative: I Love Cannabis

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I love cannabis. It’s a beautiful plant, with an amazing history and fantastic characteristic and what I love most about it is its ability to supply your own experiences with a unique twist. I enjoy a beer after a hard day of skiing and I enjoy a nice sativa before hand. Both of these products are supplying my experience of life with their own characteristics, it’s about the experiences you have and you share everyday with your friends. 1964 is looking to provide that experience to each and every one of our customers.

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