This works, until he sees someone smoking in the here-and-now and then the questions begin . . .
Why are they smoking?
Don't they know it isn't good for them?
What does smoking do?
How do they smoke?
Why, why, why. . . ?
Fortunately, with smoking bans abounding and no one in our circle of family or friends that smokes, this doesn't happen often.
Even so, yesterday we were playing outside and he was holding a large stem to his mouth, putting it in and out and making puffing noises. I asked him what he was doing and he matter-of-factly said,
"I'm just smoking some grass, mom".
Is this how it starts?!
Ha!
ReplyDeleteBe careful, that could be a gateway drug to harder imaginary drug use.