Older Folks and Vaping Back Porch - Part Seven
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mods can see non-member views. If we were to see those details, we might be more inhibited. Remember this is a public place. Legislators, BP and BT folk, FDA. They can see here the evidence that older smokers with a history of many failed attempts to quit smoking, and those with psychological problems, do well with vaping as nicotine replacement harm reduction. Let them see.When I come in it's usually just me and no-one else
You can see how many guests there are, I'm in the UK so most of you are still asleep when I look in, in the morning
Yes I sometimes stay up until 2 am, but then I tend to get up later, like today if i can get past the brain alarm that normally wakes me at 7 amThere are some of us night owls who haven't gone to bed yet....
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LOL...it's just after 5 am on this side of the pond...Yes I sometimes stay up until 2 am, but then I tend to get up later, like today if i can get past the brain alarm that normally wakes me at 7 am
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and I'm still awake and out in the kitchen cooking...
First paragraph, yes. Second paragraph, no. Second paragraph should be on the surrounding mess. I have my hand-sewing corner where I also read and watch TV. Just a way down, I have my machine. A way further, in the dining area, I have my dining-room table/cutting table, and half of my closet there is storage. On the other side of my living-room, by the computer, I have my ironing-board. It is like cooking. Needless to say, I pick up regularly, and have to vacuum more often. I am more concerned about guests seeing the mess than about my hair, clothing, and other stuff. Teeth and HA's are essential, and their absence is embarrassing when people stop by.
When I sew (which is a lot)
I'm always neatly put together…T-shirt, shorts, flip-flops
Lipstick…ummmmm…I think I still have a tube somewhere…that I bought 10 years ago
(in a pleading whiny voice)
Oh, I promise that I did try to follow all of these rules until one day I couldn't stand it any longer so made a humongous decision.
Pffft to those instructions, but what I want to know is what's French chalk and why dust your fingers with it?
Rock climbers often carry chalk bags, too. That's way out of my experience, but I think they use it to keep their hands from getting all slick and sweaty."talc used for marking cloth and removing grease and, in powder form, as a dry lubricant"...
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