Bobby G
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Having been without a cig for eight days, twenty three hours and fourteen minutes (but who's counting) I am looking forward to the possibility of an increase in wind capacity etc. All I've noticed so far is that playing really quietly is a bit easier as I'm much less likely to start coughing.
Have any other ex-smokers noticed any effect on their sax-playing?
By the way, I am not about to become the stereotypical self-righteous ex-smoker who opens windows at the merest whiff of a cig and makes flapping hand motions in front of my face or stick my nose inside my t-shirt. So far I have found one big disadvantage in giving up; the increase in sensitivity of the olfactory organ means that the full horror of how much our dog stinks has been realised.
Have any other ex-smokers noticed any effect on their sax-playing?
By the way, I am not about to become the stereotypical self-righteous ex-smoker who opens windows at the merest whiff of a cig and makes flapping hand motions in front of my face or stick my nose inside my t-shirt. So far I have found one big disadvantage in giving up; the increase in sensitivity of the olfactory organ means that the full horror of how much our dog stinks has been realised.
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