[HempKat]

Another option to the Gazebo idea is to build yourself a workshop. A key thing to do though is establish from the start that it is your Fortress of Solitude/SmokeADube and nothing or nobody goes in it without you saying it's okay first. That way you can leave the shed to storage. Also if you build the workshop big enough you can locate your grow there as well.

[dickcorn]

Multiple garages is where it's at... Attached for friends/ family. Detached is all mine. Like others said nice to have place for tools etc in case nosy people around but still a private sanctuary for whatever I please. Keeps grow out of the house away from anyone else too. Hard to stumble into something locked if only one person has the key.
Ps. I can't stand people in my house and wish everyone with house guests the best.

[mr.brunch]

Luckily my grow is away from me, I have a good friend with no interest in growing, so if I do the growing he lets me do if there and we split the result. Good arrangement for me, but I would like to switch to more outdoor croppin, geurilla method, so I have to manage less harvests per year, and still keep us in smoke.
If I get a good year in i will be able to afford a larger outback smoke room, and I will probably give my shed to the chickens , they will love the upgrade!
But for now the shed does me well, and gives me a chill spot so I can't grumble....

[mr.brunch]

Full on day today, up early to my girl having a shout from the cot, then a days graft. After this I went and repotted my two clones and set them into veg time - we're off, excellent.
Did some shoppin , and now after a big ole dinner courtesy of the wonderful Mrs Brunch, I am shed bound again with a j of jack h and a mug of coffee. Thing are pretty cool for me right now.... I wish I could tell the 25 year old me that things do get better!
Simple pleasures people, that's what it all about.

On the other hand, it's fuckin raining again, which may well spoil my digging plans for tomorrow.

[HatchBrew]

I'm twenty five bunch. Smooth sailing and happy times. Cut out all the bs long while ago. Enjoy your brew and send some smoke my way. My two week sobriety is almost over. One more day!

Used to have jack herer all the time when I lived in ny's Hudson valley. I'm jumping over to your grow page after this.

[mr.brunch]

Nice one, I hope you got some nice greens lined up for when you end the weed-fast. Definitely sounds like you deserve it after a two week break!!
I am 37 now and the years really do speed up, man. Sometimes I think I wish I had it all sorted years ago, but the package I got now was well worth the wait.
Funny enough, one of my best holidays was in New York for my 30th birthday , we stayed in a hotel called Hudson hotel, bit trendy for my taste but they had a good bar. Never managed to obtain any smoke there tho, unfortunately

[HempKat]

Originally Posted by mr.brunch

I am 37 now and the years really do speed up, man.

If you think they go by fast now wait until you're in your 40's and 50's. Seems like New Years was just a couple of months ago and here we are heading for another one in a month. It's weird how that changes I remember as a child it seemed like the years dragged by unbearably slow and age 40 let alone 54 seemed like an incomprehensibly distant future. Now that I'm here it's like I wish they would slow down a bit so I can enjoy life a little before I'm gone.

[mr.brunch]

My mum always used to say when I was young and wishing it was christmas or birthday.
" don't wish your life away" ... How right she was!
And that's the worrying thing, a year seemed like forever back then, but I'm sure around my 21st birthday, some fucker took the brakes off and it's been speeding up ever since.

[non]

i wish i had a shed. someday.

[mr.brunch]

Originally Posted by non

i wish i had a shed. someday.

That's what I used to think, this time 3 years ago I was sharing a small upstairs apartment with a friend thinking that was my lot, then I met a blinding girl, got married, got the best stepson I could wish for and a beautiful baby girl. We moved in to a wreck of a house and garden did a bit of sprucing up and the rest is history.
Point being, life can change so quickly even when you're not expecting it- gotta be open to change.