David Sandoval
Bio
I’m always in love and forever broken-hearted. I love writing poetry it sets me free
Stories (6/0)
Cultivator
I got into this business when I was 12 years old. Someone wore a wire on me. I was 12 and now I’m 37. I can’t buy a gun because of this. Also ended up spending about three years in juvenile hall because of it. Now that I’m an adult and it’s legal in my state I have a much different outlook on things. This year we had 7000 plants. We had to take care of watering lolly popping and some other industry secrets that I can’t really mention due to A non-disclosure agreement. The thing about seeing a seed sprout grow develop reach maturity and produce beautiful flowers is that there’s a full circle fulfillment involved. The beautiful flowers have beautiful powers their strands from different lands his plans of propagating hands brought to you by The medical marijuana modern medicine man. I heal and Practice Holistic medicine. I can practice medicine as a doctor as long as it’s holistic and I don’t have to go to school. The thing about not going to school is that knowing about cannabis is like going to school. There’s so many things you have to know different manufacturing types different strains potencies and mediums. Just because it’s green doesn’t mean it’s good. Sometimes you really have to care about what you’re doing. When you put love into a plant you get love back out of that plant. It’s an amazing astonishing miracle. It’s natural and has been given to us by God.I often find myself drifting away in thought. I’m giving some advice. When I smoke I get motivated I am at peace and I often find I have a closer connection with My spirit. I no longer think that I need to smoke marijuana in order to get these things. I believe that the marijuana was just a tool that I used to make myself into a more peaceful loving person. Now that I have grown a custom to being a certain way I no longer need the marijuana to feel this way. I have begun to cut back and often I do not smoke marijuana anymore. I will sometimes take a distillate or a tincture but even this is becoming less and less. I have not become rude or aggressive in fact I remain calm cool and collected. I feel like I have changed who I was once before. And have adopted certain ways of living that provide me with a very calm attitude. I am grateful for the blessings in my life. I am beginning to move forward in a new chapter. This chapter no longer needs marijuana or any other substance to determine who I am. I am a fan of the sticky icky icky green green green. But I am no longer a slave to it. I can have an enhanced mood and an elevated sense of being just by stopping what I’m doing taking a moment to breathe then taking a few moments more to say that I’m thankful for what God has provided me. Perhaps once life changes for the better or once I was able to see that life was not so bad. Then I was able to put this big smile on my face. The smile is not chemically induced or fake at all. It is just the way my body chooses to show its joy and gratitude. I am so happy that I am happy. Have you ever been so unhappy that you had to smoke a bunch of weed to smile? I was that unhappy before but not now at all.
By David Sandoval3 years ago in Potent
Brindle Boxer
My cousin needed a home for his dog. I volunteered to take care of her. She was six years old already. She was well trained very happy very loving. This was the smartest animal I had ever met. I was often astonished by her understanding of the English language. Anything I said to this dog she would do. My brother was visiting once and we got into a fight. As we were scuffling my dog came up and bit me. I didn’t understand why she bit me and not him. Another time I was in an argument with a friend of mine and again she bit me. Somebody said that they thought she was doing it because she didn’t want me acting in such a way. I decided to take steps and not put myself in argumentative or physical altercations. Then my beautiful boxer dog was the happiest dog I’ve ever seen.She would run in my front yard and leap over the sidewalk. During the leap she would do a total 360. I just thought this was so adorable she never wasn’t adorable. She had a bunch of toys as in dog toys. Out of all her toys she played with zero of them. There was a 2 inch long mini mouse stuffed animal. This was her toy she would throw it up in the air and catch it in her mouth then jump over the sidewalk doing a 360. She would take the mini mouse to her bed and put it under her blanket so no one could find it. She had this small stuffed toy The entire time I had her. My cousin later told me that as a puppy she would chew up all the stuffed animals of his kids. Then at about two years old she started dragging the stuffed animals to her bed. She would bark at people growl at people and not let them anywhere near her bed or the stuffed animals. He explained that she started lactating. And they had to have her spayed in order to get the aggression to stop. The vet explained that she was lactating and showing the aggression because she was under the impression that these stuffed animals were her children.Once she was fixed the situation was fixed as well. I would walk with my dog with no leash. We would come to an intersection which was a Highway and as we would approach the intersection I would simply say “Whoa doggy” Even the first time I said this she stopped in her tracks looked up at me and waited. When it was time to proceed and continue walking I would say “Get along little doggie” she would look up at me jump in the air then proceed to takeoff running across the street. This animal always seemed to be smiling. And when I had my pet boxer I was Surely always smiling. I moved to a small town 12 miles north of my hometown. When I did this Mia moved with me. After about nine months of being in this town my dog began to have seizures. This went on for three months. Then finally she had a seizure that messed her up. She no longer was able to get up and use the restroom normally and would not eat. I took her to the vet and the vet informed me that she had developed tumors in her frontal lobe. I personally blame the small towns water supply due to a huge amount of alkaloids in the water. Either way I miss my dog every single day.
By David Sandoval3 years ago in Petlife