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Weekly Photo Challenge: Habit
Posted on November 8, 2013
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pattisj
November 8, 2013
More than a habit, sadly.
Arindam
November 9, 2013
Yaa that’s true, Patti.
acuriousgal
November 9, 2013
Yes indeed
Arindam
November 9, 2013
Thanks for the visit. :)
mariner2mother
November 9, 2013
Great photo!
Arindam
November 9, 2013
Thank you!!
Amar Naik
November 9, 2013
support this habbit change
Arindam
November 9, 2013
Thanks!!
earthriderjudyberman
November 9, 2013
Great photo and powerful message, Arindam. This was a hard habit for my folks to quit. My Dad quit after he had pneumonia. I was about 21 and had never seen him that sick before. My Mom quit after she had cancer. She said she still dreamed about smoking two years after quitting.
Arindam
November 9, 2013
yes it’s difficult to quit this habit. It takes some time and a great deal of determination to quit this habit.
Happy birthday, Judy!! I am sure you are having a great day!!
earthriderjudyberman
November 9, 2013
Thank you, Arindam. It was very sweet of you to remember my birthday. Family and friends make this a very special day.
Nandini
November 9, 2013
Oh definitely! Please quit! :)
Arindam
November 9, 2013
:)
munchow
November 10, 2013
A simple and great photo with a strong message. I like your black and white processing with the glow left with its colours.
Arindam
November 10, 2013
Thanks a lot, Otto!! Appreciation from you means a lot.
rangewriter
November 10, 2013
Great shot, great goal! My hairdresser just quit smoking 4 months ago. He’s a super health conscious guy, so it’s crazy that he was still smoking. He reports feeling oh so much better without the filthy, expensive things. Hope you will share his success. (I assume you are toying with quitting.)