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  1. 4...is it really 4 already?!?! :)
  2. Hi Jen, welcome! Nice to see you :)
  3. Congratulations Mason - way to go buddy :)
  4. Yes H, way to go!! I just want to give you a massive (((HUG))) ;)
  5. Welcome and congratulations!! To answer your question (in my opinion) - it doesn't really matter how many or how long you smoked for... It's being addicted to the nicotine that's the problem. That is why every time you have just one, you are reigniting the withdrawal, and the need for another hit. It's easy to stop smoking, we all did it many, many times... It's staying stopped that's the trick. Now that you have found us, I am hoping that your journey will be a little easier. And you've got your boyfriend too, he should be able to help :) Welcome to the family :)
  6. action replied to ...'s topic in Socializing
    Feel better soon! Thumbs up on the not smoking :d
  7. Congratulations Colleen - 13 is obviously lucky for you ;)
  8. Congratulations Bonnie, this is just fantastic - thank you so much, for everything :)
  9. Thank you so much everyone!!!!! Tracey, did you really bake me a cake?!
  10. FIVE!!! (Sorry, no graphics on my phone, lol) :d
  11. SUPER-MOM!!! SEVEN !!!!!! :)
  12. She is just gorgeous!!! My mum used to have a cat called Maddy. She was a moody thing, and wouldn't let any toms in the garden, even though she was only small, she was tough, and the tom's knew it. When my mum brought home two kitten brothers, she hated them. She would not let them near without attacking them, would not share good, would not be in the same room. They were terrorfied of her! After a while she started to accept them. While she was never best friends with them, she was no longer affected by them - she basically ignored them, but there was no drama. Except that she would protect them from other toms. I think that eventually they will all realise that they are all living together, and they will adapt appropriately. I don't think the drama will last very long.
  13. Next time I will be in your dream with a tennis racket... how do you like that?! ;)
  14. action commented on Gabby's blog entry in Gabby's Blog
    I'm really pleased to read this Gabby. You sound just wonderful :)
  15. At one point I was surprised when all of these people started getting brought up on charges... Now, nothing would surprise me. It looks like they were all at it, and it makes me feel sick :(
  16. Just... WOW You look great Colleen! :wub: And loving the fact that you are feeling great too - what an absolute inspiration you are...
  17. Good for you Scott - congratulations :) And I want to say that you have helped me immensely in the past, too. Thanks for being so strong :)
  18. action commented on Holski's blog entry in Holski's Blog
    ((((HOLSKI))))
  19. I actually looked at the cigs while in a shop in Woking on Sunday... £9.20 for a pack of Marlboro's... that stopped any romance, right there, lol. How on earth I spent that amount of cash on smokes for a little over a day is quite frankly ridiculous...
  20. Way to go Ron! Super congratulations!

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