my physics teacher

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, " Lesley Dove " <Lesley@v...> wrote:

> I hate to see parents setting such an example to children, even if

it is

> outdoors and the kids don't get it forced onto them.

 

Yeah I once gave up smoking for three weeks when my dad went away to

france, when he came back he left his cigarettes and chocolate (he's

a fan of both of them) lying around the house. After a couple of

days, I couldn't resist, and smoked one of them (I thought, just the

one) and went back to my old habits, because its addictoive, and if

you have just one when you give up, its really easy to get started

again. My mum was on a diet, and she ate the chocolate! He's

terrible, but at least he's not the kind of bad father who gets drunk

and violent.

 

Jules

 

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> Lesley

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> djules_75 [djules_75]

> 25 April 2002 18:25

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> Re: my physics teacher

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> , " Lesley Dove " <Lesley@v...> wrote:

> but I don't see how it is possible to be as

> > permanently miserable and dissatisfied as I am, always wanting

> something out

> > of life I can't see a way to getting, so frustrated by this lack

of

> > opportunity to live my life my way, without it adding up to

> depression.

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> Thats how I feel. But the fact that I smoke means I don't care

> anymore. (don't start smoking though, it really doesn't help much)

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> jules

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