what is the vertiginous chapati saying to me?
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My grandfather’s huqqa held unbelievable degree of fascination for me. I would often request that he smoke it - if only to hear the gurrhgurrhgurrh of the water. He often obliged. When he died, I was in the States. On my next trip, I asked what became of his huqqa - and no one seemed to know. Someone must have it. Things we lose.
The following pictures were harvested from the Daily Waqt over the last month or so. They show you something.
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Grrrrrrrr .. this is such a tease!
About six weeks before my birthday - I tell my best friend that I want to go to a hooka bar for my birthday because 1. I have been wanting to try this since first seeing hooka pipes in Sarajevo when I was 14 and 2. Because it’s the last legal place to smoke for us dinasours in Illinois.
Two weeks before my birthday - she quits smoking!