Maybe she felt suffocated by you?? Hey, its possible - I've lived plenty of places with dirty air, including daily exposure to DDT when younger, and suffered no ill health as a result - used to enjoy long distance running after that. Just sayin'
--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, turquoiseb wrote: > > I have lived in only one of the cities in this chart, Paris. And, sadly, > as much as I love the city of Paris, I have to agree with this study's > assessment -- despite the Good Intentions and Actual Laws Enacted of the > city's Gay Green Mayor, Paris is fuckin' polluted. I am fortunately not > hideously badly affected by pollution, but my best friend, with whom I > shared a nice apartment there, was not. She spent her years in Paris > fighting a multitude of respiratory ailments that she attributed to > breathing the air of the City Of Lights. > > And yet. We've never had to deal with *these* cities: > > [531] > > The full article is on The Economist, at: > http://www.economist.com/blogs/graphicdetail/2013/01/daily-chart-11?fsrc\ > =rss > c=rss> >
