subject: Taking Notes From The Best Marijuana Books [print this page] Taking Notes From The Best Marijuana Books
If not for my research paper, which, according to my professor will be the gauge for passing me or not, I wouldn't have discovered the good effects of reading medical marijuana books. I was raised in a very conservative home where discussions about drugs and sex are absolutely taboo. Either face the wall for two hours or no TV for a week is the punishment that awaits anybody found talking about marijuana legalization books.
Fortunately, I'm one of those biology students close to acquiring a failing mark and the only thing that could save me is a term paper about medicinal plants. At first I was hesitant to do it. Ask me about Wii games and I can give you a rundown with the main characters of each game included but medicinal plants?
My professor said she has to approve everybody's topics first before we can proceed to the nitty-gritty step of our research work. Two days after we were told of the research project, everybody arrived in class prepared with his subject proposal all except me.
Somebody proposed the healing secrets of oregano, another presented aloe vera, one of them even mentioned Popeye's spinach. As ideas on medicinal plants flooded the classroom, I felt myself drowning in fear as I'm not prepared.
When it was my turn to speak I still didn't know what to say but I had to think of something lest suffer the consequences, so I blurted medical effects of marijuana. I thought I would be punished for saying that but surprisingly, my professor said it was a brilliant choice of a subject. I was commended for a shot in the dark! Still, I didn't think writing about marijuana would be a good idea since I have zero knowledge about it. I can just change my topic afterwards I thought to myself. Before leaving the classroom, however, my professor told me to look for the best marijuana books online.
Obviously stuck on marijuana writing, I'm left with no choice but to take this research task seriously. After classes, I headed straight home to search online for the marijuana books my teacher was talking about. It didn't take long for me to successfully stumble on very comprehensive books on growing marijuana and its medicinal effects. It appears the universe is siding with me and I'll be over with this project in no time. Little did I know that reading about marijuana's effects will change my viewpoint towards cannabis.
I'm only required to write a 30-page term paper but I've managed to produce 75 and yet it seems there's still so much to write about. Is this marijuana addiction already?
