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  3. I am saying NOPE to smoking for today.
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  5. Congratulations!
  6. GonSo

    chicks or sticks

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  7. Hi, GonSo. Yes, veggie snacks are probably a good approach. I’m finding that kitchen activity of any sort is helpful, except that it’s always been my habit to take a smoke break between steps in a recipe. Argh. cheers, Nellie
  8. Hi, SD. I’m following the patch directions this time. The strongest ones do make me edgy and give me technicolour dreams, but last time I tried them, I switched to the lesser dose too early and ended up bailing on the quit. So six weeks for the high-octane ones because frankly, the patch side effects are no worse than a lungful of poison, right? cheers, Nellie
  9. Congratulations @despair not on 9 years smoke free! That is an amazing accomplishment! Treat yourself today and celebrate!!
  10. Cbdave

    chicks or sticks

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  11. I think they're such an underrated band! Alligator is a new one for me, really good!
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  13. SD2026

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Agree to differ
  14. SD2026

    Shall We Rhyme?

    The juxtaposition with my last comment and yours
  15. Hi Nellie, I understand that you want to avoid oral/manual substitutes. But you might want to consider vegetables. Vegetables are low in calories and have a lot of advantages in contribute to health. Recommendation is 250 gram/day but trials leaning towards 300 grams. That is a lot! It is almost impossible to eat that amount in one meal. A solution is to eat them between meals as a snack. There are pre-packed veggie snacks but you can also cut them yourself.
  16. SD2026

    The Name Game

    Emily
  17. Zebra's zig zagging zone
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  20. Groovy chick
  21. Try learning yoga
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  23. SD2026

    Linked Words Game

    Blue light
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