hippiehannah420

age: 20

location: Clemson, SC

country: US

occupation: herbalist / student

hey! my name is Hannah, but a lot of people call me Hippie Han. :) I CAN'T WAIT TO SEE PHISH ON JUNE 9TH IN ASHEVILLE! I'm a student at Clemson University, and I've been "green ;)" for almost 5 years now.
I LOVE ROLLING JOINTS (with RAW papers of course)!!! There is something about the art of it that amazes me. But of course, I can't forget my long-time friend and bowl, Stella.... along with my double perk Roor. Nothing but dank touch them.I love being outside enjoying the earth, painting, making pot-tery, people watching, and layin chilled out with mary j.

I love smoking while listening to my favorite bands, because both music and herb are a healing and soothing experience. I have to have both in my day-to-day life.
I listen to a lot of different music, and I appreciate all types and genres. But, my heart does belong to jambands! I enjoy going to festivals and shows as much as possible, and wherever I go my girl MJ has to come with me!


I enjoy it because it makes me feel sensual and chill.
But more than that, I love marijuana; because I knowing how many benefits it can provide to others.
My cousin was my best friend. He died recently from Osteosarcoma- a cancer of the bones. It spread progressively, and it caused him excruciating pain. Up until his death, through his numerous surgeries and extensive rounds of chemotherapy, he used marijuana to escape the never-ending struggles he faced. No one should have to suffer like that, especially when our government could help patients in similar situations like the ones that he fought.
Because I've seen how much it can help, I support the movement for the legalization of marijuana.

I hope that one day more people will be educated, and I hope that our government can one day see that it isn't a drug. It is hypocritical for us to allow thousands and thousands of alcoholic fatalities to occur legally, and not legalize a substance that hasn't ever had one confirmed death come from it AND is beneficial to so many people.



"Prohibition goes beyond the bounds of reason in that it attempts to control a man's appetite by legislation and makes a crime out of things that are not crimes. A prohibition law strikes a blow at the very principles upon which our government was founded."
Abraham Lincoln,

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