He was leaning over the outdoor banister on the third floor of the condo complex where I live a nicotine-free existence. On occasion, I pass by a smoker’s obnoxious toxins, permeating the air. Each encounter with a smoker brings to mind, albeit momentarily, my unmitigated joy of ...
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008 at 02:04 PM
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So true - thanks for the post Jim. Hope all is well and you continue your great efforts in helping folks kick the habit.
Readers can check out : Understanding Addiction and Living Smoke Free for more information.
All the best, sue
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