Dragonfly: Any of various large insects of the order Odonata or suborder Anisoptera, having a long slender body and two pairs of narrow, net-veined wings that are usually held outstretched while the insect is at rest. Also called regionally darner, darning needle, mosquito fly, mosquito hawk, needle, skeeter hawk.
Poetry: The art or work of a poet.
Prolixity: Excessive wordiness in speech or writing; longwindedness
Friday, October 26, 2018
O, That Moon!
I wake, wide awake.
Everything black and white:
Night, moon, clouds, night, moon... ~Marion
I was surprised how fuzzy the night sky is in this metro area of 300,000 versus how good it was during the two years that we lived in Minneapolis, which is a major metro area.
Anyway, someone with chronic pain issues visited my blog, and I thought I would repeat for you what I told her, in case you don't see it.
"There's a marijuana extract called CBD that you might try. Consumer Reports had a favorable article about it in the October issue. You might also look into whether someone in your area does lidocaine infusions, something that helps many people, although doctors don't know why. I haven't tried CBD or lidocaine infusions (I do take Ambien, oxycodone, and Neurontin), but I got as far as calling a local pot store (Amazon Organics at 541-636-4100) this week and talked to a man named David who was very helpful. He said that he takes large doses of CBD for degenerative back problems. CBD won't get you high, by the way."
2 comments:
Well said in your Haiku, Marion!
You know I have a love/hate relationship with your full moon... just because of that first line!! :)
I was surprised how fuzzy the night sky is in this metro area of 300,000 versus how good it was during the two years that we lived in Minneapolis, which is a major metro area.
Anyway, someone with chronic pain issues visited my blog, and I thought I would repeat for you what I told her, in case you don't see it.
"There's a marijuana extract called CBD that you might try. Consumer Reports had a favorable article about it in the October issue. You might also look into whether someone in your area does lidocaine infusions, something that helps many people, although doctors don't know why. I haven't tried CBD or lidocaine infusions (I do take Ambien, oxycodone, and Neurontin), but I got as far as calling a local pot store (Amazon Organics at 541-636-4100) this week and talked to a man named David who was very helpful. He said that he takes large doses of CBD for degenerative back problems. CBD won't get you high, by the way."
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