RW>I remember 25 years ago or so when I was importing mj leaves encased in a
  >thick plastic. Trying to get opinions from the country prosecutors and 
hey
  >declared it illegal - even though the leaf was unusable.
RW>Things haven't changed much.
Hi Rich,
Well, they've changed in one respect.  I'm taking a quick break from
making my second batch of hemp bracelets to sell in my store.  And after
I finish screwing up the one I'm on, I'm going to finish off a couple of
hemp necklaces I started last night.  And after I get done doing that,
I'm going to take my newly arrived Ohio Hempery catalog and order a
bunch of ready-made stuff to sell in my store.  The stuff I've already
received from American Hemp Mercantile is doing well, and I'm ready to
send them a second order, although I hope it takes less than a month to
send it to me.
Whoever the people are who have spent the last couple of decades
importing this stuff, and creating a distribution network for it, and
(re) pioneering its use, boy am I ever grateful.
I'm really impressing myself by crafting with the part of the plant that
I always considered useless and inert.  It's just such a beautiful,
silent, little stick-in-the-eye while I think about the city councilmen
who will vote to rearrange my store in a week.
Even had my mother helping me the other night, heh, heh, heh.
Steve
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In a message dated 12 Jan 97  14:36:14, Rick Sorak wrote:
 RS> What a lucky man, to be able to smoke without fear of the law, I wish
But at what a price!
 RS> glaucoma was contagious, well maybe not. I wish this plant was free,
 RS> to grow, and be grown, for all. The world WOULD be a better place.
So true.....
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