u/VictoriaDallon

Hey there, I have a disabled family member who uses cbd and thc for pain management for a chronic pain issue. Sometimes they find it helpful to take extra CBD in addition to the gummies they normally use for certain types of pain, so I am in search of a store nearby with quality CBD Gummies (not the ones where they just soak already made gummies in cbd oil). At one point you cough but the koi gummies at RoFo but they have discontinued them, and most smoke shops in the area seem to be phasing gummies out in favor of more vapes.

Skin Dipt in Bel Air was used in the past but the past two times I went there they sold me expired product, so I have no trust left for them.

(My family member cannot vape and oils/other products are much harder for them to dose themselves due to their medical condition. It is just simply much easier and safer for them to take premeasured gummies. I know some people roll their eyes at people who use the gummies, but I really don’t need a sermon on why I should switch to XYZ method for cbd.)

Thanks for your advice in advance!

I have a friend who is going on her first cruise next week and she asked me for advice on what to prepare for, and it got me thinking.

The number one issue I’ve seen both personally and through my friends who cruise is that the first day is chaotic. Getting on the boat, finding your way around, fighting hordes of people, and the buffet is by far busier than it will be any other time during the cruise.)

If you’re dealing with all of this while also being hungry? Or dealing with hangry spouses or children? Madness.

I always try and have either a very late breakfast or an early lunch before we head to the cruise terminal. Lines and chaos are a lot easier to deal with if you aren’t also starving or dealing with kids who need food now. And the buffet will still be there if you want a snack/something sweet. But definitely consider planning a meal assuming you won’t be eating the minute you get on the ship, or that lines will be easy this time.