Letter: Cannabis debate sparks hazy memories of ’60s
With the controversial cannabis legalization legislation in the news almost daily, and having grown up during the drug-laden “hippie” era of the ’60s, I thought I would share my own personal experience.
Back then there was open and widespread use of marijuana. I personally quit because I noticed my memory and train of thought starting to degrade.
I’m not advocating for or against legalization but, in retirement, I still enjoy the occasional THC gummy when in Las Vegas where it is legal. All I’m saying is that I think that I … wanted to say … wait, what was I saying?
Orson Moon
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