It's becoming more and more difficult to resist just posting photo after photo of young Charlie. I realise that the writing blogging is fairly non-existant these days and the things I do write are almost like shouting into a ravine. The only blog-worthy thoughts I've had recently are to do with the over-all foolishness of making cigarette manufacturors re-package their product in plain brown boxes, as though this will stop people from buying them.
Idiots! These are drugs. The bestest things about all drugs aren't the pretty boxes they come in. Ask anyone who has ever tried any kind of drug why they wanted to and I can guarantee their first answer won't be "The enticing packaging".
(Nb. As I have never knowingly met any drug users myself, I am only alleging this based upon a movie I saw once in which several background characters appeared to have been drug users in the past)
Okay, fine then. I'll stop blog-whinging about what a blog is or isn't lately and just make with the baby photos.
Kath, you were warned.
Awww Awwww Awwww AWWWWWWWWWWW!
ReplyDeleteAdorable isn't the word he's....
he's.....
Oh phark it, I'm just gonnna pucker up!
Oh yeah, ps. He has learned how to kiss.
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A baby Tux!!! oh, that's so sweet. Sweeter than candy. So huggable.
ReplyDeleteAs for the smokes, I agree. Plain packaging isn't going to make people smoke less. Nor will high prices. Apparently the idea behind the price hikes is to discourage younger people who earn less from buying them and starting the habit in the first place. As far as I'm concerned, this won't work either. If a person is going to smoke, then they will, just like people who try drugs, for whatever reason. It's a similar type of thing, (there's a name for it I'm sure)to types of people who are always victims, those who take risks, those who always stay in the background. I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. There are also people who will never smoke (do drugs etc)and no amount of advertising or fancy packaging will make them even think about starting. on the other side of the story are the long term smokers who can't quit, higher prices may make them smoke less, but the majority will probably continue as they have been, while cutting the budget for other things, maybe cheaper quality or less food and clothing for the family. I have to confess I'm concerned about the children here. And I should probably have taken this essay and run it on my own (new, shy) little blog.....
st pauls new carpet? holy moley.
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