I'm In A Rainy Mood

After watching so much Hamilton's Pharmacopeia and getting so interested in Hamilton's job, I really felt like I wanted to experiment with weed in a new way, but with the same product. I've been using RainyMood for some time now, but mostly when going to sleep. I've recently started using it more for writing blogs and general relaxing.

I rarely have a lot of money on me and because of this I don't usually use a bong. I decided to go over Dan's in the rain and bong it a few times at his as I had no responsibilities tonight or tomorrow morning. After watching a few videos, I decided to head back and put in my headphones. It was still raining and instead of the usual 'twinkle music', I put on RainyMood which seriously amplified the whole walk home. The rain was quite harsh at first and I fought to keep my hood up, but after a while it felt great not to have it up.

It really felt like I was walking through different towns and cities as long as I kept my eye sight low and gave my mind some space to fill in. The random sounds of lightning and birds chirping really complimented the overall experience. I went through many cycles and different scenarios in my mind such as a derelict town, a boardwalk by a funfair, a medieval pier and many seaside references. On one street I even managed to create my own scary monster. It was a 2D shadow silhouette of a man smiling in some sort of creepy cartoon detective gear. He was able to move in 2D directions and along the floor like shadows. That was an experience.

I carried on all the way home, went into Spar and got through my front door without taking my earphones out. I finally came out of it although it was quite slow bringing you out. I wonder if there are any other good sound effects like this that do the same for things like making you think you're walking through a jungle when you're only walking through a forest. The kinda stuff you hear in the background on Tarzan and George of the Jungle. I just wanted to share this on here as it was one of the most relaxing walks home I have ever had. I sincerely suggest it.