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A cellphone shot of the gorgeous aurora tonight. It wasn't quite this dramatic to the naked eye, but this is actually pretty representative of what we could see. I have a bunch of other pics too but I'm sure there will be pics everywhere tomorrow from better photographers.

Had another "flavor swap" sesh with a buddy tonight and despite some other really tasty treats (including Banana Punch #1 live rosin by Decibel - one of my absolute favorites), the Strawberry Shortcake rosin he brought stole the show.

I'm not typically a big fan of strawberry strains, which is part of why it's such a standout rosin.

The smell is strong and immediate strawberry candy - like those little hard candies with the strawberry print wrapper and soft jelly inside - and the taste when dabbed is pretty much the same (just less intense and more weedy).

It's easily the tastiest strawberry strain I've tried, and since the Banana Punch #1 sold out before I could get some, I may have to get some of this instead.

If you've never seen cannabonsai before, check this guy's channel out. Even if you don't grow yourself, the process is fascinating and the results are gorgeous!

"PORTLAND, Ore. — Multnomah County is investigating a second suspected heat death as a heat wave continues to push temperatures into the triple-digit range.

A Portland-area hospital reported the death Tuesday when temperatures in the city soared to 102. The county did not specify how the person arrived at the hospital.

This is the second suspected heat death related to the mid-August heat wave. The first involved a person found dead in Southeast Portland on Monday. The county medical examiner’s office is working to confirm whether the cause of both deaths was heat-related.

Multnomah County has opened cooling shelters over the past few days, and also ramped up outreach to seniors and other vulnerable people who may not have air conditioning. A spokesperson said those groups have been at most risk in recent heat events - like the 2021 heat dome."

Portland, Oregon's freeway network is only a fraction of what was originally planned. This documentary takes a look at three proposed freeways that were nearly built, the neighborhood revolts that led to their cancellation, and remnants of these projects that are still visible today.

This YouTuber does a whole series of these short documentaries on Oregon history that are just great

I splurged but I got 50% off so whatever. Time to go sesh! 😎

The Unicorn Poop (Concrete Jungle) is great for the price (2g/$21) but I splurged a bit on the Rosin (Happy Cabbage) and I'm glad I did - it's great!

I also picked up a bag of legit Cali

She was started late, grown outdoors & I grudgingly had to chop her early. She’s the only plant I’ve grown that had jet black leaves, and the contrast with the bright green buds was just neat.

This has been my go to song lately when I need to smoke and turn my mood around. To anyone else here having a rough day, I hope it gets better.

Of course she see me eyeballing it and shut me down real quick