When I walk by a smoker now I feel embarrassed. I smelled like that. Ainsley's mom smelled like that. I dated people while smelling like that. I kissed my husband and my mouth smelled and tasted like that. Just embarrassing. Icky.
All new non-smokers deserve to buy an expensive perfume or cologne. Cause this is the first time anyone will be able to smell you - without the cloud of stink.
Yeah, you smell great. You smell like you, without the addiction cloud tainting your natural pheromones. You smell like Mom or Dad or Lover or Spouse or Daughter. People have memories of smells that are stronger than anything else. Often you'll hear people smell their shirts when a loved one is gone. At least now, hopefully my kids and husband and extended family won't think "me" smells like an ashtray. I hope that memory disappears from their memory of me. I'm replacing it with a lovely Victoria's Secret scent. What smell do you hope your loved ones associate with you?
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
A Lovely Perfume
Posted by Tracee Sioux, Sioux Ink: Soul Purpose Publishing at 11:16 AM
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Good for you! You should be SO proud you've done this, not just for your kids but for yourself!
Yes, by all means, by a GREAT perfume.
Although I am a non-smoker, age 48, my youngest daughter just quit at age 22, and I'm proud of her. She says she can smell things again! I got her a bottle of Lolita Lempicka which she loves!
Celebrate! You've made an important decision!
Jeanne
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