
Observations, essays, and field notes about cannabis, culture, and the class struggle.
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The crack of dawn, August 31, 2026. View from the kitchen on Bryant Street.
I have been taking advantage of my relative mobility to enjoy very low rents and extreme value for the dollar by renting vacation housing “off-season.” Owners seek...
Image: Animal House
Question 8 in Massachusetts would recriminalize personal cannabis cultivation and the retail market. On August 13, I wrote a piece on the cannabis industry-sponsored campaign that has been forme...
Darline Nordone (light blue blouse) and Lindsey Graham. Image: PBS.org
Darline Nordone would not have won the South Carolina Republican Senate nomination last week, but for her dead brother and coincidence....
Trump is in Real Estate so he knows land and buildings, but he doesn't know shit about water and logistics. If he did, he would have chosen a different target than Lake Ontario for the batshittery he has been throwing out to hide the ‘L’ to...
I spent a good portion of the summer of 1988 in Burlington, Vermont, suffering an underpaid internship for the Vermont Mariners, AA affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. It was a short but eventful season, and I met a ha...
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I practice sociology without a license when it comes to the movement to abolish cannabis prohibition. These are my field notes and critical observations.
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