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@FluffyYellowDuck I'm sure years ago — you were probably a cigarette lady before vaping came in — lots of ppl would have benefited from not having to keep washing clothes and hair (and even wallpaper) to get the smell out, as a hazard of pursuing inhales: now they can be gotten without all that...

PS: @FluffyYellowDuck I think from a smell perspective, vaping doesn't necessarily get into clothes, hair, etc., as much. (Another possible advantage.)

@FluffyYellowDuck I find it's rather similar to 'Before the Throne of God on High' by Charitie Lees Bancroft:

@FluffyYellowDuck Here it is:

Sounds like she has a lovely testimony...may she be strengthened physically...praying...

@FluffyYellowDuck Oh okay.... I do think that the Hotel California tune is engaging, played on an electric guitar, anyway...

@FluffyYellowDuck FYI...I think Hotel California is sort of therapeutic; it goes round and round (a bit like Pachabel's Canon, I suppose). This young lady Chloe is good:

@Pearl Well, we don't have any domestic animals...

@FluffyYellowDuck So you really like the electric guitar? interesting point also about neuroplasticity...

@Pearl It happens a lot in France that parents mix water with wine so that youngsters gradually get used to it responsibly. I can understand that...

@Pearl The best size of the glass used depends on whether it's whiskey or wine, of course.

@Pearl Well though expensive, seems like you learned to appreciate it occasionally at least.

@Pearl I guess dh is getting along okay with his vaping? it can help to get off cigarettes, anyway.

@Pearl Oh okay. My thing about domestic animals is that if you go to meetings they can impinge on one's timetable...

@Pearl Good indeed to "exhort one another daily, while it is called To day" (Hebrews 3.13), using Scripture... :)

@Pearl My wife is more of an animal person than I am.

@Pearl Well, if you have some experience - even limited - do pass it on: it's natural...

@Marvelloustime @Pearl More great verses there! :)

@FluffyYellowDuck I have a Berlitz Hebrew book from nearly 40 years ago.

@Pearl I guess the choice is as much about availability and brand cost, as it is about the differences in whiskey taste, anyway.