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"Yesterday I saw the cutest little girl playing out side her house by the road

I slowed as I passed being sure to watch she did not try to cross

As I was going past I looked back in the mirror and for some reason I don’t know , I thought to myself

“ I wish I never smoked”. "

 

by JWG

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Ramona Newbie

Ramona

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Neh.  I'm grateful to have an opportunity to overcome this addiction - a challenge and a purpose.  I'm grateful for the experiences smoking gave me - meeting people outside and taking covert butt-runs in high school.  I accept what has been and I accept what now is.  

 

Though do I want my 10 year old niece to start-up? NOooooooooooooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOo!  Maybe that's hypocritical but I want her to live life without the vile weed.

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Mike. Newbie

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Oh! I miss John.

 

Talking earlier about, "spinning yarns", he told the best ones.

 

I liked the one about putting another nicotine patch on each day. He had people believing that one. lol!!!

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