A worker holds a partially assembled electronic cigarette during testing at the Ruyan factory in Tianjin, China, Thursday, Feb. 19th, 2009. The battery powered products, which resemble real cigarettes but produce a fine nicotine mist absorbed quickly and directly by the lungs, are gaining ground in America and Europe, and have even made a dent in China, home to 350 million smokers - the world’s biggest tobacco market.
So far the Blazer tire continues to hold air; I’m never very confident of the tire repairs for the first week or so.
Tracey called yesterday and asked if I wanted to come to town to have lunch with her so I picked her up at the hospital and we went to Culver’s for lunch. I thought that was nice. I would like to do that more often but most days she has to stay at the clinic. Guess I could pick something up and eat in her office with her but I never really liked going into that hospital! I should try it anyway.
I sure wish the weather had stayed nice. I only got a couple short scooter rides earlier in the week but it was fun and enough to get me hooked again. Maybe this weekend the weather will be better?
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