I hear one's circulation improves when one quits smoking, too. Of course, living in the frozen tundra means your fingers and toes will be cold in February no matter what, but I sitll thought it was an encouraging factoid.
I've never become a habitual smoker, for a variety of reasons, but when I indulge the desire, it's always for the activity. The ritual. The shared moment, or else the solitary reflection. I guess that's the definition of a periodic smoker -- never having had the physical craving, my need for a cigarette is always situational.
Anyway: I ramble. 44 hours sans cigarette -- brava!
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Go you!
Date: 2003-02-26 09:55 am (UTC)I've never become a habitual smoker, for a variety of reasons, but when I indulge the desire, it's always for the activity. The ritual. The shared moment, or else the solitary reflection. I guess that's the definition of a periodic smoker -- never having had the physical craving, my need for a cigarette is always situational.
Anyway: I ramble. 44 hours sans cigarette -- brava!