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  4. catlover

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Chase a ball
  5. Raise
  6. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required.)
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  8. ^^^^ THIS ^^^*
  9. Thank you Quitting Girl for your encouragement to get the wheels moving a little faster here . Having been on the Train since day one it has been sad to see it’s lack of participation of members . The passing of our beloved Jillar has been an enormous blow to all who knew her . I too am still in mourning and shock . But we have to remember Jill would want this place to carry on and help all those poor smokers who still need our help She loved this place I nearly came close to leaving too , but I’m glad the friends I have made here changed my mind We are a Family …. Lets fight to keep the Train chugging along In Memory Of Our Beautiful Jillar
  10. 000 Are the sticks sulking somewhere ? Maybe sore from all the slapping
  11. If you're waiting for that ideal time when everything aligns perfectly and quitting will be easy and seamless, I've got some bad news for you. That day will never come. It's because quitting is hard and must be done even when life continues to throw us curveballs that the reward is so gratifying.
  12. I hope you start to feel better soon! Glad you are still around!
  13. Hey, Sandi. Thanks for the check-in. I’m around a little less often right now. (Still slogging through the aftermath of medical treatments that give me headaches, so being online isn’t my favorite thing these days.) But that’s temporary. And in spite of that limitation, I really love and value this community of lovely, kooky, kind, wise and supportive souls. Quit Train has had my back during tough times. You all helped me keep my quit and offered a welcoming connection. I’m sure a many of us can say the same. So count me in on the Train!
  14. I’m sorry for your hard times @Pilgrim. You nailed it when you named the core issue - addiction. You cannot bargain with an active addiction. “Just this one” or “Only a few puffs because I am so stressed”… they are not real logic. They are rationalizations. Stinkin thinkin. Find your fierce. As @Christian99 said, the only way to stop smoking is… to stop smoking. Whether you’re going cold turkey or using nicotine replacement or medication to quit, it all boils down to the same thing - refusal to smoke. One day you’ll be sick of the cognitive dissonance, the failure, the stink, the wasting money, the inability to breathe right, the chemical enslavement. One day you’ll will step off the merry go round, withdrawal be damned. You’ll defy the beast. And you’ll learn that your addiction has been skewing reality the whole time… it’s not your friend and you won’t die without it. The moment that lightning bolt hits your brain, the moment you refuse to comply… you win. Time to fight. Time to WIN, @Pilgrim.
  15. susie

    Rhyming Words Game

    Shell Sea
  16. susie

    Linked Words Game

    Fruit salad
  17. susie

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Starts a race
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