Earlier today one of my closest friends posted a thought
about sleeve biscuits. If you do not
know what those are, they are premade biscuit dough in a cardboard sleeve that
pops open so you can place the prepared dough on a sheet and bake it. My Grandmother, who made the best biscuits I
have ever had called them “the devil’s shortcut to bad biscuits.” One must understand that my Grandmother made
everything from scratch. Her pantry
brimmed with preserves, pickles, and canned vegetables. Her pie crust was butter, flour, and
water. Her biscuits were pat biscuits
made one at a time by hand yet always the same size.
For years my only problem with it has been that it was
illegal. Now that it is becoming a legal
choice for some, I wish to point out that it is inevitable. That said, I would bet back to my friend’s
biscuit comment today. He said this, “There
needs to be a line of ready to BAKE bread products called CannaBiscuits.”
He not only produced a good pun but came up with a great
edible product. I am sure there are
better ones and I am not one to measure the value or quality of such
things. I do, however, realize from this
moment just how much my opinion has changed.
Legalization is coming. I must
measure my heart and mind as to what I think.
It is my obligation to navigate how to hold my beliefs without judgment
and in love. I am bound by my faith to approach this with
grace and kindness.
Wishing you joy in the journey,
Aramis Thorn
Mat 13:52 So Jesus said to them, "That is why every writer
who has become a disciple of Christ’s rule of the universe is like a homeowner.
He liberally hands out new and old things from his great treasure store.”
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Change is inevitable indeed. Glad I was able to help open your mind regarding this remarkable God given plant. Thank you for sparking this dialogue with your readers. I feel it is a crucial subject we should all be discussing with open minds. Sending love and light always!
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