Smoking Weed in the Shower
“I like plain donuts because they have less sugar,” I said
to Talmadge. “Same reason I drink diet pop.”
Talmadge snorted.
“What’s that expression?” he asked. “’Smoking weed in the
shower’? No candy, no glazed donuts, but
three plain ones ‘cause you’re watching your sugar.”
‘Smoking weed in the shower’ described how people fooled
themselves, replacing one bad habit with another, not recognizing their addictive
personality.
A young man I’d worked with had told me he was done with heroin. He planned to smoke weed, maybe just on
weekends. I warned him someone with an addictive personality might struggle to
do anything recreationally.
He’d drifted into
smoking every day, starting in the shower.
Epiphany laughed. “Glad I haven’t replaced my addiction with
another one.”
“How many pairs of shoes have you bought since you got
sober?” I asked Epiphany.
“Bite him,” she said to Mojo. He wagged his tail and rolled
over on his side.
Today I won’t ‘smoke weed in the shower.’
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