One fine day not too long ago, there I was, inside Verts Neighborhood Dispensary. On the ‘medical needs’ side of the room. Being waited on by a highly trained and personable budtender. When out the corner of my right eye, I catch a glimpse of a white bag mixed in with a rather nice selection of edibles. Some of these I knew because I recently did write-ups about them. Some I didn’t. So I inquired. Being handed the brilliant white (childproof) package, I read the front label.
The name of the company responsible for this medicinal bakery treat sounds so inviting; The Growing Kitchen. Makes my curiosity peak. As did blotter acid back in the 1970’s. What a FUN treat that always was. Most times anyway. I digress. Stories for another day. Batman …show more content…
Clear of whatever cannabis that would be in my system earlier, I figured out how to open the white childproof packaging, and took out the organic cookie. Was well made. No crumbs in the bottom of the pouch. Freshness date on the back. BIG yummy dark chocolate chips. That inner voice told me eating this whole thing, might not be a good idea. Even with my tolerance. So I got out my trusty pocket-knife and cut a chuck that would equal one-quarter of the whole cookie. Fully committed, I opened my mouth and placed the part of the organic medical treat I carefully removed from the rest of the cookie, inside, placing it on my …show more content…
Very informative, and on several levels. As an example, the first ingredient listed; “Love”. If cynical, I could have a field day with that. No seriously, I could. Take into account that most of the stories I heard about adding ‘love’ to something that another human being was intended to ingest, involved bodily fluids, health alarms, and people going to jail. Which is, of course, the furthest from the truth in regards to this writing assignment. For I believe those at ‘The Growing Kitchen’ printed ‘love’ as the first ingredient because, and this is said after consuming the product. I can conclude, while some might say assume, because they were one hundred percent committed to every aspect that went into the manufacturing of this nutritious pharmaceutical alternative. Leaves no room for
The name of the company responsible for this medicinal bakery treat sounds so inviting; The Growing Kitchen. Makes my curiosity peak. As did blotter acid back in the 1970’s. What a FUN treat that always was. Most times anyway. I digress. Stories for another day. Batman …show more content…
Clear of whatever cannabis that would be in my system earlier, I figured out how to open the white childproof packaging, and took out the organic cookie. Was well made. No crumbs in the bottom of the pouch. Freshness date on the back. BIG yummy dark chocolate chips. That inner voice told me eating this whole thing, might not be a good idea. Even with my tolerance. So I got out my trusty pocket-knife and cut a chuck that would equal one-quarter of the whole cookie. Fully committed, I opened my mouth and placed the part of the organic medical treat I carefully removed from the rest of the cookie, inside, placing it on my …show more content…
Very informative, and on several levels. As an example, the first ingredient listed; “Love”. If cynical, I could have a field day with that. No seriously, I could. Take into account that most of the stories I heard about adding ‘love’ to something that another human being was intended to ingest, involved bodily fluids, health alarms, and people going to jail. Which is, of course, the furthest from the truth in regards to this writing assignment. For I believe those at ‘The Growing Kitchen’ printed ‘love’ as the first ingredient because, and this is said after consuming the product. I can conclude, while some might say assume, because they were one hundred percent committed to every aspect that went into the manufacturing of this nutritious pharmaceutical alternative. Leaves no room for