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  1. 7 points
  2. All i know is that a life without smoking involved is kind of great . I like to stay that way . I used to smoke whenever i got high or achieved some improvements in my study But i have stopped that way of life . I feel really good after avoiding smoking for three plus months All you need is a bit of time , willpower and patience to avoid the nicotine demon
    7 points
  3. Upstate on de botleof vine: k im druk now. tak tomoroow.
    7 points
  4. I think I've hit a breakthrough in my quit. I was thinking the other day about New Year's Eve and planning my adventures for the evening. (They involve pizza, pajamas, and The Twilight Zone marathon on Syfy.) I was remembering last New Year's Eve and recalling how I spent most of the day smoking as many cigarettes as I could in preparation for my quit the next day. I thought about how I spent the last moments of 2018 smoking my last cigarette, which I extinguished at 11:59pm just as the fireworks were starting in my neighborhood. And I realized something... For the first time, I didn't feel any type of nostalgia for my former habit. All I felt was relief that I don't have to deal with it this year! I won't spend the entire day running outside (into the freezing cold) to light up every 15-30 minutes. I will be able to watch an entire episode of The Twilight Zone without taking a smoke break. My pizza will taste SO much better now that my taste buds aren't dulled by smoking. My pajamas will smell like fabric softener rather than a dirty ashtray. I won't feel the rising panic as the day winds down and my quit day draws closer. I won't have a literal panic attack as I stub out my very last cigarette. I will be with my husband at midnight instead of outside on my porch. (And I'll get a New Year's kiss this year, because my breath won't stink like cigarettes.) In short, this New Year's Eve will be something to look forward to rather than to dread. Isn't that wonderful? I don't miss smoking. Not at all! I love being a non-smoker!
    6 points
  5. 6 points
  6. NOPE - never on #GravyDay... But who's gunna make the gravy?
    5 points
  7. Have you ever tried to get rid of nicotine completely? Sounds like you are trying to control your nicotine addiction rather than freeing yourself from it. Go for freedom...it's much better!
    5 points
  8. I pledge, just for today, not to take one puff off a disgusting cig.
    4 points
  9. 4 points
  10. Nope, I don't smoke anymore!!!
    4 points
  11. Take time to read all you can here about nicotine addiction ... You need to understand ,the effects of nicotine ,and how it effects your brain ,and your thoughts ... You have been given great info....
    4 points
  12. Nope for today (and yesterday)
    4 points
  13. 3 points
  14. I had to. Those who love the movie "Love, Actually" will understand.
    3 points
  15. Where does the Bat Mobile park? I have to know where to show up! Wine and butter cookies are an invitation worth taking!
    3 points
  16. I will be singing and performing this with family on Christmas day. Everyone does their own individual sketch after lunch sometime. Very Noisy and Artistic Family, Looking forward to it and I hope the Fires have died down again by then.
    3 points
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  18. 3 points
  19. I just opened a bottle of a nice California cabernet if anyone would like to join me. I also have a giant tin of Danish butter cookies. Please help yourselves
    3 points
  20. Love this post Abby, and I'm so happy for you
    2 points
  21. One of Sugar Britches' favorite Christmas songs. Special dedication going out to the better half...
    2 points
  22. For those who like music history from the 1950`s and 1960`s check out: Here` There And Everywhere: My life Recording The Beatles Geoff Emerick (did most of the engineering after Rubber Soul and assisted from the very early days) Sam Phillips: The Man Who Invented Rock n Roll Peter Guralnick (Good info on the early days of Sun Records in Memphis) The Wrecking Crew Kent Hartman The "Funk Brothers" of early L.A. pop oops! and sisters
    2 points
  23. You're too late. Bottle dry cookies obliterated and I have a headache
    2 points
  24. I don't go to the gym, I go to Aqua Zumba, plus do my own flexible exercises at home to music, For Balance, strength, Fun workout with 2 tracks of music and dance, plus fast walking my little dog 20 laps around my house. Need to Loose weight now, so more dancing and less eating.
    2 points
  25. I don't really have anything new to add. You've gotten some great responses above. The only way to get rid of nicotine addiction is to starve it to death. You do that by not consuming nicotine in any form.
    2 points
  26. No. Either you smoke or you don't smoke. There is no in-between. It's that simple. You're an addict and are making excuses to keep your habit. Replace nicotine with "heroin" and it sounds pretty ridiculous, no?
    2 points
  27. Welcome, Hunter. You have something very good going for you...you acknowledge your Nicotine Addiction ! Now you must learn everything you can about nicotine addiction and build yourself a successful quit. NO. You cannot manage an addiction by feeding the addiction. Either you feed the addiction or you starve it and free yourself. The Law of Addiction How Nicotine Works and you may find this helpful also, 10 Ways To Effectively Use This Forum To Stop Using Nicotine
    2 points
  28. Welcome Hunter, in short answer, NO there is no way to ration nicotine. It will always creep back up and you'll always crave for more and more. Either you smoke or you don't there really is no other options....
    2 points
  29. 1 point
  30. Nope. Two years of band class in junior high was the extent of my organized music education. Joined the percussion section with visions of becoming a drummer in a rock band driving a hard-charging rhythm section. Instead, I was relegated to the bass drum...wait for your cue and make it go BONG. Those who can do and the rest of us are content to listen to the music...or something like that.
    1 point
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