One nice thing about DC banning smoking in so many places is that you're less likely to smell smoke in the bar, making the temptation much less noticable.
I didn't even realize none of my clothes smelled like smoke after bar- hopping for my birthday. Spilled booze, yeah, but not smoke. - R B --- In [email protected], "hannahbearlee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > As a former smoker myself (who has the tendency to fall off the wagon > when blasted, sigh) I always found the after dinner smoke the most > painful, but the boozing smoke the easiest to give into (see earlier > parenthetical). So I say this may be a case wherein if you're going > to drink, give the willpower over to a trustworthy friend. > > Also, I definitely do want to smoke less when I've been working out > regularly (I think this means I agree with Ellen, but I'll say it > anyway). So getting out for a daily walk/jog/pogo will help. > > Good luck! >
