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What with being a decent, honest upstanding citizen, wife, mother, grandmother and ex-smoker, I’ve always assumed I’d go to heaven eventually. Now it seems that heaven’s going to be jammed with anti-smokers who are bursting with righteous indignation, are vigilant to the very core of their hearts, and have only one topic of conversation.
When my time comes I hope I’ll be allowed to go elsewhere with all the other imperfect souls.
ANDREA WOOD
Whittier
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