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  1. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required.)
  2. NOPE! No smoking today or any other day!!
  3. Hey Everyone , QG has agreed to help moderate the Board with me , to help keep the Train smoothly on the tracks I’m sure we all grateful Thank you 👍🐸
  4. Wow, this is really sad news. Jill has helped so many and will be very missed. Rest in peace dear Jill.
  5. This is heartbreaking. Such a special lady.💔 She was so kind, caring, adorably sweet and tremendously witty. Rest in Peace Jill♥️
  6. Wonderful news!! Thank you, Q.G.! I know you will do a great job. I'm sure Jillar would agree...may she rest in peace.
  7. Congrats Q.G.! (Guess I'd better start behaving myself now; eh?)
  8. Def not today
  9. Thank you everyone for all your confidence in me. 😀 I hope I can do as good of a job as Jill did and Doreen does! When Doreen first mentioned this to me the other day, frankly I was quite nervous but then I gave it some thought and since I am on here a lot anyway, why not. For the past 2 years I have gotten amazing support from all of you and want to give something back! I am very glad to help out! 😃
  10. Congratulations @QuittingGirl I think you are an excellent choice and will do a great job. I'm still very saddened by the news of the passsing of Jill but I know she would want this site to go on and be successful and would definitely like this choice. Best wishes QG, you have my support.
  11. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required.)
  12. In honour of Mother's Day tomorrow (Sunday) in the USA & Canada I salute all Mothers!
  13. -2 … I’m back watch out sticks 😃🐸
  14. Bakon ... such a way with words but; you do get your point across, that's for sure👍 You're missed around here; that's for sure!
  15. I remember your name. Long ago quit. Glad you found your way back. Time to quit licking windows and finish it. We aren’t meant to come back to it after learning and earning our way out. Keep it up and don’t be a dumbass again.
  16. NOPE for today!
  17. Always liked her dirty name, at least to me it meant something dirty.(if you spell it Jiller and make it a verb) I know she had a LOT of patience for the group. Really she was the moderator who put it out there. But maybe I got the name wrong. sad to see anyone leave especially an old friend. Even when they end up in a better place we hate change, resistance is not an option with death but we don’t have to like it. really can’t say I know much about her.Big ears and teeth from her picture. Or again maybe the rabbit was her favorite toy. Either way let’s assume she was cuddling and felt good as she was good to have responded to anything posted. so here is my poem copied from Google- think it fits here for this group as her writing with still be with us Don't cry for me now I have died, for I'm still here I'm by your side, My body's gone but my soul is here, please don't shed another tear, I am still here I'm all around, only my body lies in the ground.
  18. Six weeks tonight, friends. 💪 Thanks Doreen, Reci, DB, garry, and all before, I appreciate your words of wisdom and empathy. I'm going through some serious f-ing Trials right now, and despite it I am keeping that demon-bitch Nicotine at arm's length. Believe it. I've been 10 years quit, boys. I know how it feels to be free. I've said to myself, "you've made it, dude. You've been a non-smoker for so long you could never dream of going back." Yet I willingly jumped back into that pit. Thank God I've lived six weeks free from nicotine. One less burden to bear. Stay strong, my friends. 💙
  19. Realized it was my anniversary, and thought I’d say Hi. 4 years smoke free. Occasionally, I think about smoking, but never seriously consider lighting up. This is my 2nd try at quitting. I had stopped for about 8 years and a bad romance had me lighting up after that long. So, we are never really safe, or cured, just recovering, like any addict. I remain passionate about my hobbies, and I’ve been shooting hoops. CC, who literally shares my name has inspired me. I’ve become pretty accurate from 20 feet. That’s impressive for an old lady. My husband and I put together a nice set up in the driveway, which is oversized. He gives me advice and we both mess around for fun and exercise. We are avid Fever Fans. Hope everyone is sticking with the program. Just wanted to say, “Hey!” Kat
  20. Definitely need some of this !
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