Sazerac

#1 I backpacked into Big Sur with friends #2 I camped out of a Cadillac in The Sierra with a drug dealer and a pimp #3 I canoed and camped for weeks in The Quetico with second husband.

omitting disastrous efforts

Just checking in to see if anyone got lost on the Lido or forgot where they were. Very nice party !

CDC flags one death and nearly 200 cases of lung illnesses in U.S, possibly tied to vaping here is the whole article from Reuters

meant to start a new thread

Here are resources from our friend, Joel Spitzer. Weight Related Resources and 'I'd Rather Be A Little Overweight Not Smoking Than Underweight And Dead"

nobody could endure

16

You are doing great ! Don't fret about the weight but, do think about moving your body around. It is a great way to kill craves and re-program your brain to dole out endorphins for the right reason. This can be low impact exercise like yoga or stretching exercises or running marathons like some of our members have ended up completing.

Congratulations, Hellkatbaby on you first month smoke free ! You are going to get a lot of power from this to use in many places in your life. Stay strong and remember to reward yourself.

15 I see where this is going....sigh

#3 cat named 'Hunter' is the lie

13 hello darling smoke free creatures

NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE

Oh, it is great to hear from you Latoya ! I am so happy you are enjoying your freedom and hope the same for your mom. See you in December for your Second Year Soiree !

@notsmokinjo wins I only had one cat, Mrs. O'Riley

Assuming flights to Egypt resume abaya

when I was young I had 1 dog I had 2 cats I had 3 horses

obscene retired seafarers

Spain and Lisbon likely, you ? Spain

going over incomes, never grimace never

Only @beazel knows about why she

Thanks for the pics, @BKP. Your transformation has been astounding ! The Sierras are so magnificent. Any wildlife encounters ?

CDC, FDA, States Continue to Investigate Severe Pulmonary Disease Among People Who Use E-cigarettes For Immediate Release: Wednesday, August 21, 2019 Contact: Media Relations (404) 639-3286 CDC is providing consultation to state health departments about a cluster of pulmonary illnesses possibly related to e-cigarette product use, or “vaping,” primarily among adolescents and young adults. Many states have alerted CDC to possible (not confirmed) cases and investigations into these cases are ongoing. In addition, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is working with CDC and state health officials to gather information on any products or substances used and providing technical and laboratory assistance. FDA encourages the public to submit detailed reports of any unexpected tobacco- or e-cigarette-related health or product issues to the FDA via the online Safety Reporting Portalexternal icon.‎ While some cases in each of the states are similar and appear to be linked to e-cigarette product use, more information is needed to determine what is causing the illnesses. Latest Information More than 149 possible cases of severe lung illness associated with e-cigarette product use were reported by 15 states (CA, CT, IL, IN, IA, MN, MI, NC, NJ, NM, NY, PA, TX, UT, and WI) from June 28, 2019, to August 20, 2019. No deaths have been reported. CDC and states have not identified a cause, but all reported cases have e-cigarette product use or “vaping.” Available evidence does not suggest that an infectious disease is the principal cause of the illness. Investigators have not identified any specific product or compound that is linked to all cases. In many cases, patients reported a gradual start of symptoms including breathing difficulty, shortness of breath, and/or chest pain before hospitalization. Some cases reported mild to moderate gastrointestinal illness including vomiting and diarrhea and fatigue as well. In many cases, patients have acknowledged recent use of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)-containing products while speaking to healthcare personnel or in follow-up interviews by health department staff; however, no specific product has been identified in all cases, nor has any product been conclusively linked to illnesses. Even though cases appear similar, it is not clear if these cases have a common cause or if they are different diseases with similar presentations. The State Departments of Health are investigating the possible cause of the illness by testing patient specimens and e-cigarette products. State-specific epidemiologic investigations are ongoing. The Wisconsin and Illinois departments of health have asked CDC for assistance investigating the illnesses in their states. The investigation is ongoing and more information will be shared as it is available. CDC notified U.S. healthcare systems and clinicians about the illnesses and what to watch for via a Clinician Outreach and Communication Activity (COCA) Clinical Action Message. For information about a specific state, contact that state’s health department. For information on electronic cigarettes visit: www.cdc.gov/e-cigarettes

undulating forest of kelp, where was