What, really??

Or any creek bed, just look down.

More scavenging than digging honestly 😅

Stockton MO North of Springfield has a lot of quartz. Go a few miles North of Stockton and scout along dirt road cuts. There are quartz nodules and some geodes. Look for white rocks in the ditches

Yeah I posted this before the news broke

I didn't know they did digging. That's awesome! I love that place.

Natural history museum on the south side of town has a place you can do that, also the little museum is pretty neat.

You can get some cool fossils from a lot of the roadside bluffs along highway 65 and other highways that have been blasted open. But that's about all I can think of.

Some places are open today. Easy Mountain, for one. Not sure about any others, I thought I heard Flora or somebody in town was going to open today.

Easy Mountain is open for rec today.

Thanks for your reply. The things is, cell phone use is legal in only two states, and Missouri is one of them. And 20th you say? Sounds like the bad half of that number, doesn't it?

Terpenes augment and enhance the THC experience. Highly recommend first timers get either flower or full extract concentrates for their first time, and don't jump straight to the THC-only edibles and vapes.

Missouri isn't near the top of the list on accidents and fatality rates: 20th, down from 14th a few years ago. I've driven in multiple states this year and seen many that were just as bad if not worse. This problem of driving in the left lane or using a phone while driving is not endemic to Missouri. Your anger toward an entire state of unrelated people seems misplaced.

The wash at Kansas Expressway and Republic is touchless.

A couple of years ago I saw them on the tracks coming up alongside Highway 60 by Marionville and Billings.

Jordan Valley Auto out on west Sunshine had several female mechanics last time I was in. Good work done in my experience.

I think my first concert was Reverend Horton Heat at the Juke Joint. Shortly after was Live at The Shrine.

Favorite show from that era was Beck, The Roots, and Atari Teenage Riot at The Shrine. So wild. Assholes kept throwing ice cups at The Roots and they left stage early. Made me feel so ashamed of our town, and profoundly sad we didn’t get to see more of their set.

Google: No, terpenes will not get you high. Even though some terpenes can have slight psychoactive effects, they will not get you “high” in the traditional sense. Most of the psychoactive effects of cannabis come from THC. THC stands for tetrahydrocannabinol, and it is a cannabinoid, not a terpene.

If you wanna brush up on some info first, look at the different terpenes that are common are your selected dispensary, and research on what those terpenes do. It’ll give you more of an idea of a strains capabilities by the terpenes in the bud/concentrate. Taken from Google: Cannabis terpenes are similar to the more well-known compounds of THC and CBD. Like these main chemicals, marijuana terpenes have various therapeutic attributes that include analgesic, anti-anxiety, and anti-inflammatory properties.

I could do that, I’ve thought about that way to.

Personally though I just wanna have those certifications under my belt. SafeServ alone opens the door to almost ANY restaurant in the U.S. I’ll learn good basics, and the way in which those restaurants want things done. Plus I’d hate the idea of being stuck as a dish boy and just learning occasionally when they wanted to teach me.

Kinda depends what you're interested in and what kind of high you're after. The budtender will be very helpful in that regard.

Culinary schools are great. Better is experience. Real kitchens are just not the same and glamorous as many imagine. Apply at the best restaurants in town and start as a dishwasher. The staff will have you do things on the side, like prep. This is the way.

I use the $7 option. Includes undercarriage wash. Just as clean as self service as long as you're not washing off mud/dirt.

Good to know.

On a related topic: Any "first try" recommendations for someone that only didn't touch the stuff because it was illegal?

Okay so I can understand being upset because of struggling. Like living paycheck to paycheck and depending on SPS to have your child while you work. It’s rough. I have a baby and work full time and it can be hard to manage time off for things. But at the same time I love my child so much that getting to spend an extra “snow day” with him would be magical. I resent going to work and being away from him. But I can see if parents are struggling to afford basic bills and groceries and have to work why that would be a stressor. That’s the only reason I can think of to be stressed about a snow day anyways.