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Reciprocity

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  1. Sorry I'm late but Huge Congrats on your 6 years being smoke-free @QueenB. Isn't freedom from smoking great?
  2. You need to really focus on being determined to quit "NO MATTER WHAT CHALLENGES COME AT YOU"! That's what this quitting thing comes down to in the end, as far as I'm concerned ... determination! Especially in the times of struggle. That's when you need it the most!! And yes; go use that gym pass as you begin your quit! It will give you something to do to help keep your mind off smoking while getting you in shape at the same time - win/win! Some folk swear by excersizing when they quit. Something new to get you physically involved and you won't relate it to smoking either. Give it a try!
  3. Hentzia Jumping Spiders
  4. Fruit Bats
  5. River View
  6. Concierge
  7. Anesthetist
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  9. Honey Dew
  10. Knowledge is power @susie14 !!
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  12. Hi @susie14 I'm glad you're back here regularly and focused on quitting again. You never have to be shy or embarrassed about speaking up or sharing information with all of us here about how you're trying to quit or how you're feeling about your quit. No one here will ever judge you because we have all been right where you are now. Struggling in the early days of our own quit attempts. We also understand there are many different approcahes to quitting and it's not a one size fits all kind of thing. We're all just here to help where we can, share information you may find helpful and at the very least, we're here for moral support. It's an important time when we decide to take on such a challenge and we have all benefited from the information & support that is available on this site so by all means ... dive right in and feel at home as part of our QUIT Family We're allways here to support so don't hesitate to reach out when you need to.
  13. Not so fast there chickies!!! -18
  14. Those were done on a Weber gas grill. One thing I do as part of my prep work for wings, that seems to plump them up a bit and get rid of a some of the grease prior to grilling, is as follows: 1- boil some water 2- put the wings in a pot, bowl or dish. 3 - when the water boils, pour it into the bowl that the wings are in; enough to cover the wings. 4 - let the wings sit in the water for 5 mins. 5 - empty the bowl, dry the wings off and season as desired prior to grilling. I normally just season with SPG (salt, pepper, garlic) then grill until done. I brush on some BBQ sauce toward the end of the grilling process so it doesn't burn too much. They turn out pretty good most times. Cooked but still plump and juicy meat

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