Letting the Dust Settle -- Dear John

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Date Posted: 22:21:35 05/19/06 Fri
Author: Mark A.
Author Host/IP: 71.29.85.150
Subject: Letting the Dust Settle

Subject: Re: Please tell us about your smoking Thursday

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Dusti
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Date Posted: 16:06:20 05/18/06 Thu
In reply to: Susan 's message, "Please tell us about your smoking Thursday" on 06:47:47 05/18/06 Thu

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So far, I have not had a cigarette. It seems my best prospect for a cigarette is to buy a pack. No one thinks to offer this grandma a cigarette. I smoked my freshman year at this charming campus.
I left the cigarettes behind as I moved to my dusty surroundings. A boy here called me Dusti because of my former surroundings. He got me to smoke cigarettes and wanted me to do much more.
I went back to the place where I grew up but came back for the summer 2 years ago. This time a granddaughter gave me cigarettes. She's graduated but will be back from a graduation trip to get her stuff before going to a real job. This one has smoked 10 years but I've not seen or heard of another child or grandchild smoking.
My youngest daughter comes here Saturday. The good guy on the white horse with a pack of Marlboro Lights has not come here yet but the real summer semester has not started.

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