The girl used to live in this rooming house. She just gave birth to a 6 ponds and 2 onzes baby girl. Mother and daughter are doing just fine.
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Charlie I would just like to ask a small favor,which is this, If you are going to take pictures of young mothers to be and or anything similar to that could you please move any cigarettes or liquor and or beer bottles out of the shots?
Well, at least it's real. Smoking is an addiction, it's unfortunate because it's the baby that suffers, but anybody who has smoked and quit knows exactly what its like. If you haven't, then you just can't understand.
as a sufferer of asthma my entire life that was caused by cigarettes, I take offence to your statement about people who don't smoke not knowing what it's like to quit. Well, you don't know what it's like to have asthma. You can choose to quit, I can't choose to not have asthma, nor could I stop my mother from smoking during her pregnancy and after I was born. I don't understand how smokers can't get the fact that yes, they have the right to kill themselves, but those who don't smoke(or those who can't defend themselves from it-mainly babies and children) have a more important right to not have to breathe in your poison. Everytime I see parents sitting in their cars with their windows rolled up and the kids and back, happily smoking away and posioning their children.
First off, I don't see beer bottles. Secondly, how do you know they are her cigarettes? Maybe someone had just taken a smoke out of the package and left it there but went outside to smoke it. Let's not be too hasty in jumping to conclusions.
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Charlie I would just like to ask a small favor,which is this, If you are going to take pictures of young mothers to be and or anything similar to that could you please move any cigarettes or liquor and or beer bottles out of the shots?
Thank you
no alcohol in the building but I understand the smoking issue.
You're so right....
This is a one shot deal for this blogger.
I took the picture last month and asked if I would post it?
So I did....
Well, at least it's real. Smoking is an addiction, it's unfortunate because it's the baby that suffers, but anybody who has smoked and quit knows exactly what its like. If you haven't, then you just can't understand.
as a sufferer of asthma my entire life that was caused by cigarettes, I take offence to your statement about people who don't smoke not knowing what it's like to quit. Well, you don't know what it's like to have asthma. You can choose to quit, I can't choose to not have asthma, nor could I stop my mother from smoking during her pregnancy and after I was born.
I don't understand how smokers can't get the fact that yes, they have the right to kill themselves, but those who don't smoke(or those who can't defend themselves from it-mainly babies and children) have a more important right to not have to breathe in your poison. Everytime I see parents sitting in their cars with their windows rolled up and the kids and back, happily smoking away and posioning their children.
First off, I don't see beer bottles.
Secondly, how do you know they are her cigarettes? Maybe someone had just taken a smoke out of the package and left it there but went outside to smoke it.
Let's not be too hasty in jumping to conclusions.
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