I wouldn't drive back on Hwy 287. Lots of little towns on the Hwy with the local cop camped out near a speed trap waiting to pull over any slightly suspicious car traveling Southeast. Especially if you have an out of state plate. Those towns live for that. Stick to Interstate Highways for the return trip. I-40 is not the best choice.

(Geez, i feel like we're consipiring to run heroin & meth for El Chapo when we're talking about getting premium medicine for a sick woman.)

I live in Kentucky.... jus’ sayin’

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/co...introduce-federal-marijuana-legalization-bill
Trump and the Republicans should take the bull by the horns on this one, and legalize cannabis before the Democrats do. And if they fight this they will go down in flames in 2020. The nation is divided by thin margins and the last thing he wants to do is splinter off Libertarians like me. Just say NO to #BigPharma Trumpster

A government's decision to ban cannabis is consistent with both Socialist & Fascist political ideologies.

Live free. Vote Libertarian.

Is the NHL the future of marijuana in pro sports? Why it could be
http://www.espn.com/nhl/story/_/id/26046596/is-nhl-future-marijuana-pro-sports-why-be

.... "This might surprise you: Of the 123 teams across MLB, the NBA, NHL and NFL, 45 play in states or provinces where recreational marijuana is legal (36.6 percent). Another 56 play in jurisdictions where medical marijuana is legal (45.5 percent). That's a whopping 82 percent of teams (101 of 123) that are playing in areas where their employees can legally purchase either medicinal or recreational marijuana.

In fact, the only places in which any of the four major pro league teams play where there are no broad laws legalizing marijuana are Indiana, Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Wisconsin. That list could shrink soon."

..... Let's take a quick tour of NFL, MLB and NBA policies compared to the NHL's:.... see article



the times they are a changin