在她孙子开设的香烟店一个玻璃围绕的角落里,卡梅拉·卡玛拉达·瓦萨洛娜正静静地卷着雪茄。这个小店离坦帕的谢拉顿大酒店只有一箭之遥,酒店大堂里装饰着环形喷泉、绿色盆景、玻璃电梯以及时髦的餐厅。瓦萨洛娜动作娴熟,灵巧的手指使人猜不出她已90高龄。她选了一条洪都拉斯产的烟叶,熟练地切掉叶脉、叶茎和令人不满意的地方,然后把一片已经压好的作烟心用的烟草卷裹进包装叶 In a glass-enclosed corner of her grandson’s cigarette shop, Camerame Kamalada Vasarona is quietly rolling his cigar. Just a stone’s throw away from the Grand Thera Hotel in Tampa, the lobby is decorated with fountains, green bonsai trees, glass lifts and stylish restaurants. Vasarona’s skillful and dexterous fingers make it impossible to guess that she’s 90 years old. She chose a piece of Honduran tobacco leaf, skilled cut off the veins, leaf stems and unsatisfactory place, and then wrapped a piece of tobacco has been put into the cigarette for wrapping wrapped in leaves