My First Experience with Marijuana
Now that adults can legally buy edible marijuana products in Oregon, Marisa and I have been trying them out. Marisa and I bought a peanut-butter chocolate product with TCH, the psycho-active cannibus component. That was a week ago.
Marisa tried hers out at that time, but it was late in the day. The product relaxed her enough that she wanted to sleep, but she didn't get much of an effect from the TCH.
I did not try out mine until last night. I was tired already when I ate mine.
About two hours later, as predicted, the psycho-active component did kick in. I was relaxed and then my entire body shook for a second. From that moment I was dizzy and my heartbeat picked up. Yet, I was also tired from the work outdoors that day. It was around midnight by this time, so had to get some sleep. Yet, colors were move vivid. I seemed to see more details in more mundane things, like the bubbles introduced to the toilet bowl water as part of doing a biobreak. As I laid down in bed, all the colors were somehow expanded and I felt I was in a rotoscoped color film rather than simple reality.
In the dark it seems my night vision was enhanced and the couple of times I had to get up there was no problem with seeing anything without artificial lights.
Sounds Marisa would make while asleep were accentuated, sort of like a reverb was added.
My hands shook a little half-way through the night, similar to the effect of Cialus.
When I woke I was still a bit dizzy and the color enhancements were still there. Alas, so too were hearing related changes. My tinnitus was actually increased by the THC. As I drank coffee I felt more mellow than usual and felt the effects were wearing off. However, I was left with a feeling then of euphoria. There is also a little bit of deydration from this.
I may try this again some relaxed Saturday night into Sunday, but at no other time. I also would want to do it with an early dinner, followed by a movie with a lot of color.
The tinnitus enhancement is not, however, desired. So I am not driven to do this again.
It might be good as an occasional diversion and to do a bit of life re-set after weeks of stress at work, for instance.
Marisa tried hers out at that time, but it was late in the day. The product relaxed her enough that she wanted to sleep, but she didn't get much of an effect from the TCH.
I did not try out mine until last night. I was tired already when I ate mine.
About two hours later, as predicted, the psycho-active component did kick in. I was relaxed and then my entire body shook for a second. From that moment I was dizzy and my heartbeat picked up. Yet, I was also tired from the work outdoors that day. It was around midnight by this time, so had to get some sleep. Yet, colors were move vivid. I seemed to see more details in more mundane things, like the bubbles introduced to the toilet bowl water as part of doing a biobreak. As I laid down in bed, all the colors were somehow expanded and I felt I was in a rotoscoped color film rather than simple reality.
In the dark it seems my night vision was enhanced and the couple of times I had to get up there was no problem with seeing anything without artificial lights.
Sounds Marisa would make while asleep were accentuated, sort of like a reverb was added.
My hands shook a little half-way through the night, similar to the effect of Cialus.
When I woke I was still a bit dizzy and the color enhancements were still there. Alas, so too were hearing related changes. My tinnitus was actually increased by the THC. As I drank coffee I felt more mellow than usual and felt the effects were wearing off. However, I was left with a feeling then of euphoria. There is also a little bit of deydration from this.
I may try this again some relaxed Saturday night into Sunday, but at no other time. I also would want to do it with an early dinner, followed by a movie with a lot of color.
The tinnitus enhancement is not, however, desired. So I am not driven to do this again.
It might be good as an occasional diversion and to do a bit of life re-set after weeks of stress at work, for instance.