Judique
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I am old and live under a rock! That is disgusting!
I was definitely peeking out from under the same rock!
I am old and live under a rock! That is disgusting!
Ew ew ewI had to google, but I quickly found my answer.
For anyone else that lives a sheltered life:
https://www.chicagotribune.com/life...lk-brotman-skunkweed-0402-20120402-story.html
Yeah, the first time I smelled it was actually when I was here (Chicago) for training in 2019 and we were watching fireworks from a park and I mentioned the smell and a co-worker told me. They have since expanded to recreational being allowed as you walk the city streets.I had to google, but I quickly found my answer.
For anyone else that lives a sheltered life:
https://www.chicagotribune.com/life...lk-brotman-skunkweed-0402-20120402-story.html
Note to self: Check what outdoor activities are allowed before visiting. We are not enjoying the skunk smell in Chicago. It is giving me a major headache.
I had to google, but I quickly found my answer.
For anyone else that lives a sheltered life:
https://www.chicagotribune.com/life...lk-brotman-skunkweed-0402-20120402-story.html
Our hotel room in Atlanta stunk. I'm old fashioned but just don't love the current trend. But if you are going to smoke pot, how about pot that smells like fresh baked chocolate chip cookies?I smell it at a lot of hotels lately. Definitely at the one we met at in Clearwater, The Sheraton Sand Key. At first I thought it was a skunk because our balcony faced that little park. But then after smelling it at all hours of the day I realized what it was. The Confidante in Miami also had it. Just in the hallways, no balcony there. A few others we have stayed at also.
a couple of years ago I learned about that 'skunk smell' when we got new neighbors....the first couple of times I smelled it wafting thru the treeline, I kept asking my family about the skunks....I had to google, but I quickly found my answer.
For anyone else that lives a sheltered life:
https://www.chicagotribune.com/life...lk-brotman-skunkweed-0402-20120402-story.html
Yeah, the first time I smelled it was actually when I was here (Chicago) for training in 2019 and we were watching fireworks from a park and I mentioned the smell and a co-worker told me. They have since expanded to recreational being allowed as you walk the city streets.
I smell it at a lot of hotels lately. Definitely at the one we met at in Clearwater, The Sheraton Sand Key. At first I thought it was a skunk because our balcony faced that little park. But then after smelling it at all hours of the day I realized what it was. The Confidante in Miami also had it. Just in the hallways, no balcony there. A few others we have stayed at also.
Very interesting article! lol The first time I smelled the skunk smell and knew what it was was at a Music Festival about 6-7 years ago. I went with my friend and our older kids, they were 15-17 at the time. I was like man they need to find that skunk and get rid of it, it is ruining the whole festival. They laughed at me and told me it was pot. I am like, what, are you sure. why would someone willingly be in that smell?? (And how do you know what it smells like??) I thought I knew what it smelled like and it wasn't that. But recently I have been smelling the "old scented" pot too. lol And I was confused again thinking wait, I thought it smelled like a skunk. I thought maybe the different ways to partake smelled differently. So I am somewhat naïve I guess. I know the smells now, just would not know how to participate myself. But now I know why they smell different.
My employer owns the building we work in. Above us are apartments. It's an old building from the mid 1860s. Every once in a while our office smells like skunk. It's gross. It's also smelled like cigarette smoke, a meth lab (or what I imagine a meth lab would smell like), and Long John Silver's (there's a restaurant below us). But skunk is nasty.
Our hotel room in Atlanta stunk. I'm old fashioned but just don't love the current trend. But if you are going to smoke pot, how about pot that smells like fresh baked chocolate chip cookies?
It’s funny that I’m seeing this convo. We just had my kids in NYC to do touristy stuff, and the smell is EVERYWHERE. I had to have an interesting convo with my kids about what the smell wasa couple of years ago I learned about that 'skunk smell' when we got new neighbors....the first couple of times I smelled it wafting thru the treeline, I kept asking my family about the skunks....Now I'm smelling it almost everywhere I go and I've been educated (thanks neighbors) - the mom would come home from work,the garage door would open....and man is that stuff pungent!
I have a question about Chase product changes. I would like to downgrade or change my CSP. Hoping to get a new SUB later. I am currently at 0/24 and have the following Chase cards:
SW premier and plus
Chase Freedom
CSP
Disney Visa
Marriott Bonvoy Visa
Any advice on what I can change my CSP to and still get the SUB for a new CSP later?
Very interesting article! lol The first time I smelled the skunk smell and knew what it was was at a Music Festival about 6-7 years ago. I went with my friend and our older kids, they were 15-17 at the time. I was like man they need to find that skunk and get rid of it, it is ruining the whole festival. They laughed at me and told me it was pot. I am like, what, are you sure. why would someone willingly be in that smell?? (And how do you know what it smells like??) I thought I knew what it smelled like and it wasn't that. But recently I have been smelling the "old scented" pot too. lol And I was confused again thinking wait, I thought it smelled like a skunk. I thought maybe the different ways to partake smelled differently. So I am somewhat naïve I guess. I know the smells now, just would not know how to participate myself. But now I know why they smell different.
It was like that even before it was legal.Note to self: Check what outdoor activities are allowed before visiting. We are not enjoying the skunk smell in Chicago. It is giving me a major headache.
Still not legal to consume in public. Not that that matters to mostYeah, the first time I smelled it was actually when I was here (Chicago) for training in 2019 and we were watching fireworks from a park and I mentioned the smell and a co-worker told me. They have since expanded to recreational being allowed as you walk the city streets.
I have a question about Chase product changes. I would like to downgrade or change my CSP. Hoping to get a new SUB later. I am currently at 0/24 and have the following Chase cards:
SW premier and plus
Chase Freedom
CSP
Disney Visa
Marriott Bonvoy Visa
Any advice on what I can change my CSP to and still get the SUB for a new CSP later?
Oh, I'm so very sorryOMG....I am getting a letter in the mail that I can see in my Daily Digest today from the Funeral Home closest to me. Looks like it is making me and my family aware of it's services. I got a card from some company a few years ago, but this is my first from the real deal.
Add to that my ex brother in law passed on Saturday night from a rare skin cancer. He was a year younger than me. I am grieving along with my kids and the extended family as he was a great guy and I feel so bad for his wife and kids (20ties). From start to finish it was just a few short months before he was dead. His younger sister died just a year ago. So my kids have lost an aunt and an uncle in just 1 year.
I really don't like to be reminded that life is fragile. I want to live until I'm about 90. Wonder how I'll feel about it then?
I also have a letter from Amex...wonder what that is?
So sorry @Judique.OMG....I am getting a letter in the mail that I can see in my Daily Digest today from the Funeral Home closest to me. Looks like it is making me and my family aware of it's services. I got a card from some company a few years ago, but this is my first from the real deal.
Add to that my ex brother in law passed on Saturday night from a rare skin cancer. He was a year younger than me. I am grieving along with my kids and the extended family as he was a great guy and I feel so bad for his wife and kids (20ties). From start to finish it was just a few short months before he was dead. His younger sister died just a year ago. So my kids have lost an aunt and an uncle in just 1 year.
I really don't like to be reminded that life is fragile. I want to live until I'm about 90. Wonder how I'll feel about it then?
I also have a letter from Amex...wonder what that is?