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Sazerac

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  1. Degenerates or weasels ?
  2. Sazerac

    chicks or sticks

    -2
  3. Women look distinguished and v. interesting with that salt and pepper look also.
  4. This won't be an easy Christmas, dear one. Be kind to yourself and love well those you love.
  5. Logically or grudgingly, I'm convinced. Genre
  6. Trying topical yarrow
  7. Where the fock is @notsmokinjo ???
  8. and why did you have a need to save boxes ?
  9. NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE
  10. Logistically, only behemoth ears survive Lithe
  11. Beware, it's trepidation.
  12. With all the yoga etc...that I am doing, I still can't really see close enough to comment on the snow in my basement but, if it is anything similar to the current au natural silvery blonde locks on my head, I say, 'bring it on'. It is my time to inhabit The Crone and I am v. happy with that. I had a Russian friend, a gentleman of a certain age, who dyed his head and cellar with a homemade dye made with walnut shells. He was inventive like that. It was wild...kind of a weird brown/henna red which dyed his skin as well. Not a look for everyone.
  13. "Words that translate to "RELAPSE" Slip Just Only Puff Cheat Sneak One Accident Mistake Boo boo Drag Blunder Error Steal Borrow Stupidity Ignorance Miscalculation Foolishness Folly Setback No matter which word a person chooses to try to explain his or her relapse, the end result will be the same – the person is once again under total control of a drug that will rob him or her of his or her health and eventually, his or her life. While there are many words and phrases that we could use to define success, for simplicity I will narrow it down to one phrase. To avoid having to use words like Slip or Just or Only or Puff or Cheat or Sneak or Accident or Mistake or Boo boo or Drag or Blunder or Error or Steal or Borrow or Setback is as simple as always sticking to the one phrase of just remembering to never take another puff!" Joel Spitzer More resources can be found on the page Words That Translate To Relapse
  14. I just found this
  15. You are doing great @TIGERMATT, hope you are feeling a whole lot better. As a smoker, my colds/flu would always degenerate into bronchitis. Ever since I quit, bronchitis doesn't manifest and my colds are not anywhere near as gnarly as they were as a smoker.
  16. Listening is subject to silence. Hears
  17. Possibly edifying demeanor
  18. Sazerac

    chicks or sticks

    -3 hello J
  19. Sazerac

    chicks or sticks

    -2 Hey Abby you beautiful nicotine free Triumphant Chick
  20. Hello Christa ! Congratulations on building your beautiful quit ! I love hearing that you are spreading the word and groovin' in your Freedom. Thank you so much for stopping by, it made a good day even better. S
  21. Sazerac

    chicks or sticks

    -1
  22. Here is a Great song written by Willie Nelson, 'Funny How Time Slips Away'. Willie's version and my two favorite covers by Joe Hinton and Little Junior Parker.
  23. Sazerac

    chicks or sticks

    -1 congratulations to the mighty, mighty Sticks. AWESOME win while Big D is away and other Triumphant Chicks are busy doing IMPORTANT stuff (including stuff Sticks should have done already)
  24. NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE
  25. After a trip to CA where smoking was problematic and a coughing fit on the aeroplane, I decided not to light up when I landed and see if I could quit smoking as a challenge to myself. Googled everything about quitting, nicotine, cold turkey and luckily found Joel Spitzer. Lurked here and there and 10 months into my quit, I jumped on QTrain.

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