When I was a kid growing up in Midland, Texas, in the fifties, it was a smoker’s world. They owned it, they ruled the air and they oozed glamour into the atmosphere. Smokers smoked everywhere and made no apologies about it. There were no people who were allergic to smoke and no complai...
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Funny I was born in '68 and I remember all the same things you described. My mom had special ashtrays for "company". And my folks smoked everywhere too. Heck I smoked in college and it was still an ok thing to do.
It is such a good thing that it is not anymore!
Thanks again for your post - always a treat.
All the best, sue
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