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Picked up the CBD-focused Hawaiian Dream from Moani Naturals in the Seattle region. It was tested at 7.5% THC, 10.25% CBD. Even though it's marketed as a pain relief strain, it still gives a very nice high, even body/head. I don't have too many physical ailments at the moment, so I can't really vouch for its pain relief properties, but the body does feel good. If I had to complain, the silly-high feeling doesn't last more than an hour, but that's a good thing too if you want to focus or be productive; did some nice reading. Later on, I mixed in a little bit of Dream Beaver from Phat Panda and it was a very pleasant all-over high, great to kick back and play FIFA 16 while listening to classic Ron & Fez clips.

First pot shop where I was made to feel like a scumbag for just trying to get in. Seattle Tonics was the first recreational store where someone outside of the building asked for my ID. He was wearing a solid color polo and khakis, no ID whatsoever himself which made me skeptical considering this is 120th and Aurora, but I still obliged by showing my license. However, when I suggested they should have him wear some ID so people don't think he's a random creep, he took great offense and told me to leave. I don't live in Seattle, but my friends tell me it's normal for stores in the city to have a bouncer. The three stores I normally frequent all have an open door and if anyone asks for my ID, it's the person ringing me up. For a store that promotes itself as Seattle's pot shop and brags about a 2,000 sqft. showroom, they sure don't want to make it easy to patronize.