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Reciprocity

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    17 NOPE!
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  6. Congratulations SmokeFree for reaching yet another milestone in your quit. 3 Years smoke free is an awesome accomplishment. Be sure to celebrate that life changing decision you made 3 years ago today!
  7. After golf yesterday we went to a super delish pizza place and they had Coors Light on special .... we had an ice cold pitcher sitting on the patio in the 100 degree heat (we were in the shade mind you). Does life get any better?
  8. Nope! F U Big Tobacco!
  9. I'm harvesting the catnip I grew in a planter this spring. Cut 4 pretty decent size branches that were flowering and have now hung them in the basement where it's cool and dark. We'll see how long it takes for them to dry. Fed one of the withered, brown leafs from the bottom of the branch to the cat and she gobbled it - lol. Now she's rolling around on the counter smelling the counter top where the branches were. Patience my flower .... patience. You will one day reap the rewards of this harvest
  10. Pretty sure Sazerac was just pointing out the various features that might be helpful to perspective quitters that might be having a look around the site to see if it makes sense to them. Some of these features veteran members take for granted can be a little perplexing to someone new.
  11. Fires
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  14. Well, you won't be seeing me on "the PGA Tour" any time soon!!! This is frighteningly close to what happened on every tee shot 😞 My pride is hurt today .... tomorrow it will be those muscles I rarely use
  15. I used to play quite a bit of golf years ago but reached the conclusion that I had progressed as far as I was ever going to in improving my game so put my clubs in the basement one day about 15 years ago and never touched them again. Well, the wife has convinced me to go play 9 holes with her today so it will be interesting to see how that goes. She took it up well after I quit the game and likes to play with the ladies once a week if the weather permits. I'm just gonna take it easy because I know I will be feeling muscles I didn't even know I had by this time tomorrow and besides, can show up the wife too badly now can I lol. I already told her; if I get a hole in one on the first hole, I'm throwing my clubs in the lake and going home. End my career on a high note I'm sure the 19th hole will be my favourite 😏 (that's the bar for those who don't golf)
  16. Congrats to Sam!
  17. I agree! This thread should be available to all who might be afraid to quit for the reasons Jillar pointed out, assuming MLMR approves that is. Non members (people exploring the forum to see if they think it might help them) don't have access to the "Off The Record" page.
  18. The thing that surprises me most is that this "club" (AARP) declares people 50 years of age as old! Isn't 50 the new 40? 😏
  19. Congratulations on 6 years smoke free Nancy! Amazing isn't it how one decision can so positively affect every aspect of our lives.
  20. Sunday's a No Smoking Day for me!
  21. I'm glad you have stayed true to your self commitment to quit Solo. That's huge! For me I think it was around the 7th month mark when I just knew I would make it. There was noting specific but just a mental feeling that I would not smoke again because for whatever reason, I just knew smoking gave me nothing. Don't misunderstand me - I loved smoking. Especially that down time you spoke of. Just me and a cigarette. Now I see that as me just avoiding life and life's issues. Now, I just meet them head on, like it or not but I can tell you for sure, I don't miss it one bit. Take some time over the next 6 months to think about what it really is you miss about smoking and at the same time, think about the benefits you now enjoy (there should be lots). Mulling those two things over from time to time should help clarify which lifestyle is more precious to you. Glad to see you back here. If it's support you're looking for ..... this is the place!
  22. I hope you got 2 of those cakes cuz we got someone turning 6 tomorrow!
  23. That's right Ankush - never forget why you quit. That reason, whatever it might be, was powerful enough to move you to take on the biggest challenge of your life so ....... never forget what brought you to this point. It will continue to motivate you through the entire process.

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