The Blue Llama’s Ode to Cannabis and Twitter's Gleeful Chorus

Oh, Cannabis! Thou herb of bliss divine,

Thy green leaves and buds, so fragrant and fine.
When thou art lit, thy smoke doth rise,
Igniting joy and laughter in my eyes.

And Twitter, thou social media realm,
Where tweets abound, a digital helm,
Where memes and jokes, and gifs do fly,
Bringing mirth and laughter to the sky.
When Cannabis and Twitter do combine,

A union so uproarious, so sublime.
My feed is filled with humor and wit,
As I embark on a scrolling fit.
I read tweets with eyes bloodshot,

Amused by each and every thought.
From silly puns to witty retorts,
Twitter's comedy game, a riot of sorts.

With Cannabis as my trusty guide,
I chuckle at each tweet, far and wide.
The absurdity, the satire, the jest,
It's like a virtual comedy fest.

From "high"deas that are out of sight,
To threads that keep me up all night.
I laugh so hard, I almost cry,
As I scroll through Twitter, oh, so spry.

But beware, the time can slip away,
As I follow the tweets, without delay.
Lost in the depths of the Twitterverse,

My Cannabis-induced laughter, a joyful curse.
So, here's to Cannabis and Twitter's jest,
A pairing that brings laughter at its best.
With Cannabis in hand and Twitter at my side, I'll keep scrolling and giggling, far and wide!

Dreamscapes - Milky Way

 

On a dark desert highway,

 

Mental Music Playlist

In this curated journey through the sonic landscapes of classic rock, we embark on a profound exploration of the human psyche—a pilgrimage through the realms of personal demons, struggles, and the indomitable spirit that seeks understanding and liberation. This 24-track playlist, meticulously assembled from the archives of Canadian, British, American, and Australian rock legends, serves as a melodic tapestry woven with the threads of introspection and self-discovery. From the haunting corridors of "Hotel California" to the ethereal "Riders on the Storm," each song is accompanied by poignant commentary, providing a rich narrative that delves into the complexities of fame, addiction, heartbreak, and the battles within. Join us as we navigate the corridors of the mind, guided by the transcendent voices of rock icons who have fearlessly confronted their own demons, leaving an indelible imprint on the annals of musical history.

Hotel California

The haunting melody and surreal lyrics of "Hotel California" set the stage for a journey through the complexities of the human mind, exploring the allure of self-destructive patterns.

Limelight

Rush's "Limelight" delves into the pressures of fame and the toll it takes on personal well-being, reflecting on the struggle to maintain authenticity in the face of external expectations

Paint it Black

"Paint It Black" by The Rolling Stones captures the darkness within, exploring themes of grief and internal struggle, painting a vivid picture of the battle against personal demons.

Comfortably Numb

Pink Floyd's "Comfortably Numb" delves into the numbing effects of addiction and emotional detachment, offering a poignant exploration of the desire to escape inner turmoil.

The Needle and the Damage Done

Neil Young's raw and honest portrayal of the impact of drugs on personal life serves as a stark reminder of the destructive power of addiction.1

Behind Blue Eyes

"Behind Blue Eyes" by The Who explores the vulnerability that lies beneath a stoic exterior, delving into the internal struggle between good and evil within the self.

Romeo and Juliet

"Romeo and Juliet" paints a poignant picture of love lost and the internal battles that come with heartbreak, capturing the essence of personal demons.

A Case of You

Joni Mitchell's "A Case of You" delves into the complexities of love and self-discovery, offering a soulful exploration of personal relationships and the shadows they castJoni Mitchell's "A Case of You" delves into the complexities of love and self-discovery, offering a soulful exploration of personal relationships and the shadows they cast

Nobodys Fault but Mine

Led Zeppelin's bluesy track reflects on personal responsibility and the consequences of one's choices, acknowledging the internal struggles that can lead to self-destruction.

Courage

The Tragically Hip's "Courage" explores the courage it takes to confront personal demons, offering a Canadian perspective on resilience and self-discovery.

Spirits in the Material World

The Police's "Spirits in the Material World" delves into the disconnect between material pursuits and spiritual fulfillment, exploring the inner conflicts that arise.

Streets of Philadelphia

Bruce Springsteen's haunting portrayal of the struggles faced by individuals, particularly those affected by HIV/AIDS, offers a powerful commentary on societal and personal challenges2

Hells Bells

AC/DC's "Hells Bells" serves as a metaphorical exploration of facing one's inner demons, set against a backdrop of powerful rock riffs

Forgotten Years

Midnight Oil's "Forgotten Years" reflects on personal and societal regrets, exploring the impact of choices made and the passage of time.

American Woman

The Guess Who's "American Woman" symbolizes the struggles of personal identity and the challenges of self-acceptance, exploring the complexities of cultural influence.1

Go Your Own Way"

Fleetwood Mac's "Go Your Own Way" explores the tensions within personal relationships, emphasizing the internal conflicts that can arise when pursuing individual paths.

Need You Tonight

INXS's "Need You Tonight" delves into desire and longing, exploring the internal battles associated with love and attraction.1

Free Fallin

Tom Petty's "Free Fallin'" captures the sense of vulnerability that comes with personal exploration and the quest for freedom.2

Overkill

Men at Work's "Overkill" explores the impact of overthinking and anxiety on personal well-being, reflecting on the internal struggles that can lead to a sense of overload.

Goodbye Stranger

Supertramp's "Goodbye Stranger" delves into the complexities of relationships and self-discovery, exploring the challenges of bidding farewell to a familiar but troubled past.

Riders on the Storm

The Doors' atmospheric "Riders on the Storm" serves as a metaphor for the internal turbulence faced by individuals, navigating the storms of their own minds.1

Flame Trees

Cold Chisel's "Flame Trees" explores the impact of nostalgia and memory on personal well-being, reflecting on the emotional challenges associated with revisiting the past.

Eye in the Sky

The Alan Parsons Project's "Eye in the Sky" explores themes of surveillance and self-reflection, offering a commentary on the internal scrutiny faced by individuals.1

Mama

"Mama" delves into the darker aspects of the human psyche, offering a theatrical exploration of personal demons and the emotional complexity within.

This playlist aims to provide a diverse and in-depth exploration of the theme of personal demons, drawing from classic rock across different regions. Each track delves into the multifaceted nature of the human experience, reflecting on inner struggles, relationships, and the quest for self-discovery