/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>9377300

shit, I need to edit that page. I just realized that fb made updates long ago about formatting, and I want to get rid of the blogpost style.

/polite sage

>>9375649
This pleases me.

>>9156280
gdi. I love antique snuff and jewelry boxes. And I'm okay with weed (it usually agrees with me better than alcohol). The edge ruined these.

>>9156865
Aww. I used to have a lolita buddy to smoke with when we're hanging out outside of comm meets (sometimes in lolita, but usually not). She also moved away, so I know them feels.

>>9157020
That would be so cute. If you're in So Cal, there's a bakery (lol) called Madam Munchie which specializes in macaron edibles.

>>9157120
I get that people have different tolerance levels and some strains are stronger than others, but are you sure you're not mixing up marijuana with LSD or schrooms?

Ok, I had to re-read OP's post to be sure I read that right. I'd treat it as a normal tea party except for making sure that the people are 18+. I'm pretty fortunate to not have to worry about itas since the least experienced members don't even attend meets. Even though the location is held at a private location, I'd still want to abide by state laws, and I don't want to deal with dumb teenagers over-thinking that smoking/consuming pot was cool and edgy (they'll have plenty of that once they decide to go to college), and I'd much rather be with people who are closest to me.

I feel like it'd be a total chore to try to make edibles, especially since I don't really put my money into it (I like marijuana, but I'd rather spend money on brand), thus lacking experience on playing with recipes. I heard that there are businesses that make cute edibles though. Look up Madame Munchie. Her macarons look adorable. If my old friend was still in lolita, I would have suggested her to try to make butter weed tea, but other than that, I'd rather bring in actual food and invite others to being in their own weed to share.

Another older lolita meet up idea I've been toying with is a "bitch and wine" (wine tasting) or "bitch and stitch" (crafting and sewing).