The Purple Frog Garden Sessions

06/24/2026

06/16/2026

🐸💜 THE PURPLE FROG IS HOPPING INTO 710 DAY! 💜🐸

Mark your calendars because I'll be set up ALL DAY at NatureMed! 🎉

📍 1193 Bryan Road
O'Fallon, Missouri

Come stop by the Purple Frog booth and check out a fun mix of:
✨ Hippie gear
🛍️ Clothing & accessories
🎁 Unique gifts
🌈 Good vibes
💜 Friendly faces
🎶 Festival energy

I'm a huge believer in supporting local businesses and bringing positive energy to our community, so come hang out, say hello, and see what treasures you find! 🐸☮️

Whether you're a longtime Frog Fam member or just discovering The Purple Frog for the first time, I'd love to meet you! 💚

Bring a friend, snap a picture, and help me celebrate one of the biggest days of the summer! 🎉

See you on 710 Day! 🐸💜

06/05/2026

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05/30/2026

With JODY RHEW – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉 🖤💎

05/20/2026

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Something changed at TSA… and most people completely missed it 👀✈️🌿
On April 27, TSA quietly updated its medical ma*****na webpage and removed language that previously stated ma*****na was federally illegal. The update happened just one day before the DOJ’s limited Schedule III cannabis rule took effect.
Here’s what we know so far 👇🏽
✈️ Both carry-on and checked bags now show “Yes (Special Instructions)” for medical ma*****na on TSA’s website
📄 TSA did not release a press statement explaining what those “special instructions” actually mean
🌿 Current federal Schedule III protections only apply to FDA-approved cannabis products and state-licensed medical ma*****na products
⚠️ Recreational cannabis and many other products are still federally prohibited
👮 Local law enforcement still follows state laws, meaning what happens can vary depending on where you’re traveling
🧳 TSA has long stated that its officers focus on security threats—not actively searching for ma*****na—but discovered substances can still be referred to law enforcement.
This isn’t federal legalization. It doesn’t suddenly mean cannabis can freely travel everywhere. But it is another sign that federal agencies may be slowly adjusting their language and policies as medical cannabis rules evolve.
Would you feel comfortable traveling with state-approved medical cannabis, or are the rules still too unclear? 💭