Don't squash our Porch by any behaving, young Missy! I demand you show your behind like the rest of us!I'll be good, I promise.
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Older Folks and Vaping Front Porch - Part 5
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I'm not old enough, & no AARP for me, either. I just fake old.
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I can barely keep up with the FP.
We'd all vote for Iffy!
Ya wimp!
Yes, yes we would, thank you very much!
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I hit page 5 last time... getting quicker:
Everyone's journey is different, but the destination is the same.
I started smoking in the 1980s when I joined the Army. Smokers got two extra breaks back then.
After Basic Training, I switched to a pipe because I liked the flavor better.
Then after 25 years, I was waking myself up with that wheezing sound you get lying on your side and had to sit up and cough really hard to clear it out.
I started looking to quit or switch to something else. Heard about vaping, but e-pipes were expensive and didn’t work well. The Government and many organizations funded by large companies confused the issue by trying to tell me that vaping was worse than smoking.
In October 2012, I started finding ones I could try without breaking the bank or the device so I got a one in the mail on Friday November 2.
I’m one of the lucky ones. I immediately replaced smoking with vaping.
I have more energy now, and do not lose my breath walking down the street.
I noticed a large reduction in muscle stiffness and no longer sound like a breakfast cereal when I get up in the morning.
My sense of smell and taste are like they were when I was a boy. My skin is no longer ashy, and my blood pressure is now normal.
Everyone's journey is different, but the destination is the same.
I started smoking in the 1980s when I joined the Army. Smokers got two extra breaks back then.
After Basic Training, I switched to a pipe because I liked the flavor better.
Then after 25 years, I was waking myself up with that wheezing sound you get lying on your side and had to sit up and cough really hard to clear it out.
I started looking to quit or switch to something else. Heard about vaping, but e-pipes were expensive and didn’t work well. The Government and many organizations funded by large companies confused the issue by trying to tell me that vaping was worse than smoking.
In October 2012, I started finding ones I could try without breaking the bank or the device so I got a one in the mail on Friday November 2.
I’m one of the lucky ones. I immediately replaced smoking with vaping.
I have more energy now, and do not lose my breath walking down the street.
I noticed a large reduction in muscle stiffness and no longer sound like a breakfast cereal when I get up in the morning.
My sense of smell and taste are like they were when I was a boy. My skin is no longer ashy, and my blood pressure is now normal.
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Don't always post everywhere regularly, more in spurts. Job has been keeping me busy, which usually means driving around 4-5 hours a day for an hours' worth of work. My vape is what keeps my hands off my phone!
Classy just tore down Porch Four.Hope everybody got their rockers out.
She didn't tear it down ... she put in a protected archive vault.
oh and @classwife ... sorry I didn't give you a heads up the 'move' was coming. It just happened. What with being out here in Colorado Springs and running back and forth to the hospital and our new little grand baby boy arriving last night. Well the move just happened.
It would make a good vape bag if it didn't have those letters on it.I don't believe their fanny pack is as quality as it looks either.
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Now go back to your daughter and your new grandbaby! No one expected you to worry about us with such momentous things going on.
But, you did make this a really nice new porch. Thanks!
Thought I was lost for a minute there.
BTW, I turned 75 yesterday. Wife has been out of town all this week so I celebrated by taking a nap.
Let's see, 75 trips around the sun ... that's 43'800'000'000 miles. No wonder I was tired!
BTW, I turned 75 yesterday. Wife has been out of town all this week so I celebrated by taking a nap.
Let's see, 75 trips around the sun ... that's 43'800'000'000 miles. No wonder I was tired!
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