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I miss smoking
It always tasted so good.
Of course, I’m not alone. But as always, David Sedaris says it better than I ever could.
The other day, for what it’s worth, I realized that I had rolled up a bit of note paper into a telltale long thin tube, which I was holding between my fingers and flicking, butt-end, as though some ash would fall off… Oh, well.
Moving along, though, you can’t keep up old habits that are bad for you. We all know that, or should. Sure, it takes work.
But if you haven’t read Sedaris, you should start now. He’s a hoot.
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By Dale Bockhorst
May 9, 2008 11:57 AM | Link to this
The Sedaris article is good. The public smoking ban in Ohio is better. No hesitation going in to bars and no smoke stink in public places.