Report: effects of three week t-break.

Between traveling and relatives visiting, I haven't been able to smoke for three weeks. Tonight I lit up for the first time.

I started smoking weed again almost exactly one year ago after quitting for a long time. I smoked every night but a handful in that year. When I started I was using a small cigarette bat from a dugout. One hit (all I get is good shit, not bragging, that's all I can get ) was enough to get me higher than I was comfortable with after so many years and zero tolerance. The first quarter ounce lasted me three months.

A year later, or nearly, I was smoking one entire bowl a night, a couple hits to start and then one whenever I felt like I was coming down. At the end of that year I was smoking maybe a little more than an eighth a month.

Just realized another variable in the equation. It just happened that I finished up one quarter the night before I quit, so today's smoke was from a different pickup. So far I haven't had a whole lot of variation in potency in the various pickups I've made, but it's been a variety of stuff. So I'm going to assume what I had tonight was roughly equal in dankness to the last pickup.

I packed my normal bowl tonight and took one small hit. I would say that one small hit got me twice as high as one big hit three weeks ago. If a small hit is half of a big hit, then I got four times as high after a three week t-break.

I know that math isn't real sound, but at least it's some kind of yardstick. I included all that detail so you'd get an idea where my tolerance was before and after the break. I don't know if anyone will find this interesting but my mind tends to run in this analytical direction.

 

Why would I smoke more than I want? That'd be wasteful.