Smokin' in the Sixties
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My non smoking journey is my experience and that is what I hope you take away from it. The writing of this account is not to encourage or discourage anyone to smoke or to quit.
I did it my way. If you want to make it your way, be my guest. It was written purely for the pleasure of entertainment.
Smoking in the 60s was considered cool. There was no hiding out behind buildings or having your evening smoke on the front porch. You could smoke wherever you wanted, whenever you wanted. It was freedom, man. It was the 60s. This is an account of what it was like to be a smoker then.
Carol Marlene Smith
Carol Marlene Smith was born in Springhill, Nova Scotia on a hot August day. From an early age, writing, drawing and singing were her favourite things to do. Carol was a loner who liked to imagine her friends rather than make real ones.Today Carol spends her time writing novels and short stories and painting animals. Some of her novels are Heart of Winter, Angel's Blessing, and Heart of the Story, all set in Nova Scotia. Carol enjoys writing poetry, romance, mystery/suspense and mainstream.Carol lives in the Annapolis Valley in Nova Scotia.
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Smokin' in the Sixties - Carol Marlene Smith
SMOKIN’ IN THE SIXTIES
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Carol Marlene Smith
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Smokin’ in the Sixties
Copyright 2011 by Carol Marlene Smith
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SMOKIN’ IN THE SIXTIES
Right off the bat I want to tell you that this is a story about how I quit smoking not how you can quit smoking. If you wish to take this method and use it then I have every faith that it would succeed for you. It just makes too much sense not to succeed.
First let me tell you a bit of background on what kind of smoker I was, because I believe that there are a variety of different types of smokers. This is only my guess for I have not done any research on this and this method is only based on my own experience.
To start, I was not what you might call an early smoker. I did not begin to smoke until I was around nineteen. I had had the occasional cigarette now and then from the time I was about fourteen probably. But it was just that, a single smoke now and then, offered from someone else.
When I was offered a menthol smoke I liked it. The coolness was a treat compared to the regular cigarette which I found harsh on the throat and not too appealing, probably one reason why I never took up smoking before nineteen.
So at nineteen I found myself working at a grocery. We all had our regular fifteen minute morning and afternoon break times. But I found the smokers in the store were taking extra breaks.
I’m just running out back for a smoke,
they would say. And I got to thinking