Forgotten Haze Cakes - Terpzy X Kalyseeds

23/03/2024 Lights On! Hey there, let me tell you about this saying I've been pondering recently. You know the phrase "making mountains out of molehills"? It's like when you take even the tiniest problem and blow it way out of proportion. Lately, I've been feeling a bit low on my luck, and I catch myself doing just that - turning every small setback into a monumental disaster. It's like my mind is playing tricks on me, making everything seem so much worse than it actually is. I know it's a common thing when we're not in the best place emotionally, but it's crucial to take a step back and see things for what they really are. I've noticed how this tendency to exaggerate magnifies the challenges I face, making them seem insurmountable. And let me tell you, it's a tough cycle to break out of when you're feeling down. But recognizing this pattern is the first step towards regaining some perspective. Understanding that my feelings might be amplifying these issues helps me approach them more rationally. I'm learning to discern between what's a genuine problem and what my mind is blowing out of proportion. I remind myself that setbacks are a natural part of life and that they're not the end of the world, even if they feel that way in the moment. With a clearer mind and a more positive outlook, I can start tackling these challenges one by one, knowing that they're not as monstrous as they may seem through my anxious lens. In the end, I've come to realize that our minds can play tricks on us, especially when we're feeling low. It's like they're in cahoots with anxiety, teaming up to make everything seem larger than life. But hey, at least with this realization, I can now joke that my mind sure knows how to turn a tiny molehill into a towering mountain - maybe I should hire it as a landscape architect in my garden of cannabis to awaken the gods that bring forth the Plasma Apocalypse! Who knows! "I need these flowers to lower my anxiety mind reading powers. I could say!" This saying "a wise man hides his errors and a fool boasts them," - holds a profound truth that I've been reflecting on lately what a whinner I'vebecome. As I ponder on this saying in the context of my own life, it brings to light the importance of self-awareness and accountability. I find myself questioning how I should navigate through moments of error and misstep. Should I keep them hidden to protect my image and reputation, or should I admit them openly to learn and grow from them? The answer, I believe, lies in finding the balance between humility and self-improvement. Acknowledging my mistakes internally is crucial for personal growth and development. It's about learning from the errors, understanding the lessons they offer, and using that knowledge to better myself. However, that doesn't mean broadcasting my every fault to the world. There's a difference between genuine growth and seeking validation through showcasing flaws. It's about understanding when to seek help, guidance, or feedback from others, and when to reflect internally on my own actions. So, what am I to do now? I see it as a call to be introspective, to recognize my weaknesses and failures, but to also approach them with a mindset of growth and improvement. It's about finding the wisdom to discern when to keep my errors close for personal reflection and when to share them for learning and growth. Ultimately, this saying serves as a reminder that humility, self-awareness, and a willingness to learn from our mistakes are traits of true wisdom. It's not about hiding our errors out of fear or boasting about them for attention. It's about embracing our imperfections with grace and using them as stepping stones towards becoming a better version of ourselves. The saying "Cannabis Growing is a Jorney of life reflection and improvement" 😔 Well that's true I guess 🤷 24/03/2024 Nearly there! Where there is? I have no idea! But wish us luck! All that's been trimmed so far from seed is: 9 nodes and 10 leaves! .................................................................... You can get thrown in jail for offence memes these days! " Well, jesus christ! - Slap me & call me Charlie - its time to go to Traider Joe's 🤙 It's the Easter Holidays 🐣 - its time to crack some eggs 🥚 😋 - to get rid of the whites and keep the yolks. " 😄. HAPPY Holidays, Peeps! Have a good one! 👍 27/03/2024 Lights On! Nearly ready for the switch! Shes perked!