its all about what your going to do for the day, for me i have school and work during the week and once i am done with everything at the end of the day theres nothin better than to just take a nice lung load and kick back. if i smoke before work or school ill be cool for 2 hours then ill just come down slow feel lathargic and i keep thinkin about when im going to loc up again. but if its a weekend or vacation i usually stay lit up most of the day......... everybodys different tho i kno some people that smoke wit there coffee in the morning.... its all about whatever works for you.... stay up

That is great advice! Always best to wait until you FEEL a hit before you take another. Especially if you are smoking one-hit-quit stuff, you avoid overdosing.

I work 4 days a week, Mon - Thurs, and Thurs is my day for "wake & bake" before going to work, which takes only ONE hit from this super potent stuff I grew last year. When I get home from work I like to take ONE toke and lay out in my back yard. Then I may take another hit in a half hour.

yeah man, the purpose of the wake n bake is to be mellow, and relaxed when doing it, and i realize everyone who smokes and wnb doesnt really have the ability to sit around for 30-60 minutes smoking, so they rush a little, but still, even then, just relax, take a few smaller hits, then wait 5 minutes, take a few more, then decide if you wanna continue.

I found that a light buzz in the morning, made me feel better all day, than did getting completely stoned before 9am, because it didnt make me crash later in the day, it just slowly melted into the regular day, then made the next smoking session that much better.

you dont always have to smoke until your not able to read, so why start your day that way, its a great way to relax from reading all day if you get so high you cant read anymore than if you start your day that way, then you wont feel like doing it at all that day.

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