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Colleen

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  1. Bassman! I don't usually respond to posts about leaving, but you are different. The toothbrush reference was a joke when Julie was in the the first couple days of her quit. I highly doubt anyone would really do that or encourage any one to put a toothbrush in a toilet. Yes, the board is about quitting but we are not just former smokers, we are social beings and a lot of us are just getting to know one another for the first time. Hanging out in social is a source of distraction for a lot of people too. I for one, love your music. I hope you will reconsider.
  2. Huge Congrats DJ & Hubby!
  3. Not exactly the same, but similar. Nobody likes to throw away empty boxes of food in the cabinets around here. Always think there is more food in the house, than there actually is. Nothing like going to get some crackers and finding an empty box. Like seriously, you have to walk past the trash so why not throw it away? And don't get me started on the clothes sitting on the floor one inch, one inch! from the laundry basket. That is OK your live in maid will take care of it :rolleyes:
  4. Glad you are here Threes!
  5. It took me a minute, but I got it. It's frustrated, fast woman speak, you wouldn't understand, lol. Trish's fiance has an ex and that ex's fiance is calling Trish's fiance for advice on said ex fiance.
  6. Hi Becca & Welcome :) I love the cat thread too!
  7. I understand your hesitation, the thought of putting down the cigarette is scary. Not all that long ago, we were all in your shoes. Once you let go of the fear, it's not that hard at all to quit. You will soon realize how much better life can be without smoking. Even if you are still on the fence about quitting, we can help you get from point A to point B. Once you join, you will discover a group of people all in different stages of their quit, ready to help make quitting a reality for you.
  8. Welcome MHK :) You wouldn't be the first uncomfortable with computers, don't let that stop you from posting!
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  11. http://www.seriouseats.com/2011/04/the-food-lab-how-to-make-scallion-pancakes-chinese-appetizers.html
  12. Welcome IAmDoingIt :) Quitting is so doable, just commit to N.O.P.E. (Not One Puff Ever). Stick close to the board, we will help you overcome any speed bumps along the way!
  13. I haven't the foggiest idea, lol. Willing to bet though, they were frozen. I'll ask the Chinese takeout girl next time, lol.
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  15. Welcome Amy :) Have a look around the forum, you will find a lot of help here. In my experience, once you let go of the fear of quitting and commit to N.O.P.E. it becomes much easier.
  16. Evelyn, We are here to support everyone. That includes both Evelyn and Iris. No judgement. Thank you for trusting us enough to share such a personal part of you. You are one brave lady!
  17. I love love Alison Krauss!
  18. Colleen replied to Evelyn's topic in The S.O.S. Board
    So proud that you were able to get out and do some shopping without smoking! I hope you are proud as well. Have you thought of a reward for going 3 days without a cigarette? What about a week? That is coming up next!
  19. 9 Good Morning Everyone!
  20. Congrats Evelyn! 3 days is amazing!
  21. Colleen replied to Tink's topic in Socializing
  22. Colleen replied to Evelyn's topic in The S.O.S. Board
    Evelyn, I am sorry things stink right now. Remember, it is only temporary. Each time you pull through a difficult situation without smoking, you become stronger. In time you will notice your anxiety levels drop and your coping skills increase.
  23. You get an incredible thirst. I insert my first cup of coffee.

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