garinjwind / Garin Wind

My buddy and I stayed in the cabins for several days. Probably smoked damn near an ounce in blunt-form. There’s nothing like the millennium force when you’re baked out of your skull. The best is smoking blunts in the park, but you can only do that when it isn’t busy, obviously. I recommend park-going during nice but not too-nice weather, and on weekdays. Bright and early on a tuesday afternoon when the sun is shining and there isn’t a line in sight, NOTHING beats smoking a fatty and riding the coasters, one after the next. No theme park in the US compares to Cedar Point. It’ll always have a special place in my heart. Those cabins (Cedar Village) are beautiful and very reasonably priced, by the way, I’d highly recommend them.

Living in New York city for the past several years has been one of the best experiences of my life. There is so much culture, so much diversity, and so much to do. I lived on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, right near Lincoln Center and Columbus Circle, and attended Fordham University. The city never sleeps, and I loved it. I would highly recommend it to anyone who’s looking to have a good time or meet some interesting people. It’s an expensive city, sure, but it’s the most lively place you’ll ever go, and if you know how to play the game, it can absolutely be manageable. The city has a heartbeat of its own and any New Yorker will tell you that. It’ll always be home for me.

After wanting to go to Amsterdam for years, I finally went a few months ago to visit my friend Katie who was studying at the Universiteit van Amsterdam. I was in-town for the 2007 Cannabis Cup as well as the Sinterklaas Parade. Another reason for my visit was to look at Webster University, a small college in Leiden, another city in Holland located in Utrecht, a thirty-minute train ride from Amsterdam Centraal. In January of 2008, I moved to Leiden, and I am now finishing my undergraduate degree in psychology at Webster. We’ll see how living in Holland goes.