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the last thing i did for the summer was go to idaho. i drove 6 hours straight for the first time in my entire life. montana is BEAUTIFUL. i have no words to describe it. the cabin was AMAZING. it was nestled on this big hill that was surrounded with trees. it was in the middle of the forest. our only visitors at night were a mother moose and it's baby who drank out of the pond just below the second-floor patio. i never knew that stars could be so bright and plentiful. everyone did shrooms the 3rd morning we were there. all i remember is being hungover at 6 in the morning and hearing blaring noise coming from the kaoss pad in the room next door followed by a steady giggling. daniel laid next to me as he was shrooming. i didn't realize it until after. the last morning we were there i took my eighth and got visuals for the first time. it was somewhat of an enlightening experience only because i was surrounded by sleepy, straight friends. when nick woke up i looked into his eyes for 10 minutes straight without blinking. when i stood on the patio and looked below me at al the trees i felt myself rising above them as they did a slow dance to the beat of unseen tribal music. i felt like a god. my only regret from the whole trip is that we didn't go all the way into yellowstone.
i babysit that funny little baby on tuesdays and thursdays
the baby's mama!
many good smokeouts in that loft
the thing on the bottom reads: "Some people are alive simply because it's against the law to kill them."
little mia had barely learned how to walk before the trip. here she is after toppling over.
mia's daddy
i have yet to develop the more scenic photos...
i babysit that funny little baby on tuesdays and thursdays
the baby's mama!
many good smokeouts in that loft
the thing on the bottom reads: "Some people are alive simply because it's against the law to kill them."
little mia had barely learned how to walk before the trip. here she is after toppling over.
mia's daddy
i have yet to develop the more scenic photos...