My main point in the statement about calling JM on smoking was that if you
were in the same room or venue where she was performing that her lit
cigarette would be at the forefront of your mind. I guess her performance or
the possibility having a one on one with her would far out weight that
consideration to me. Someone sitting and rudely blowing smoke in my face is
not tolerable to me, but I feel there are so many things every day that I'm
exposed to that are bad for my health technically (exhaust, chemicals, even
the water we drink, etc.) that I just think that would be the last thing on
my mind to contront her about. That's all.
Thanks,
F in Seattle
