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Sweet dreams Pumpkin :) You're doing great on your quit!!

2 How's the lawn? I gotta cut mine too one day soon. If the temp would just stay above 0 for a bit??

Hey Pumpkin! How you doing?

We're gonna have our way while we can. It's not fair to begin with. Only chicks are quitting these days. That puts us at a disadvantage :(

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Hahaha ... this was so long coming!!

Nice job Joe :) 00

Even the chicks are dancing at the base of our magnificent trophy - lol SWEET

19 - let's do it Joe!!!!

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OK - didn't see that. I just get nervous when the newbies don't check in :to_take_umbrage:

17 Yay Bakon!!

Jacqueline - you still with us? Check in and let us know how you're doing. We tend to be a little bit "mother henish" around here with our newbies. We just want you to succeed :)

Just hoping Nancy doesn't show up :P 15

Congratulations Raidermom23 - 1 month smoke free is fantastic! That first month is the hardest one to get through for sure. Be sure to celebrate by treating yourself to something special and nice. Rewarding yourself along the way is an important part of the ongoing quit. Set your targets then reward yourself as you reach them. Proud of you girl!!

I'm gonna say #2 is the lie? 1. I have been to Africa 2. I have driven a race car on a race track 3. I have ridden in a helicopter I will PM you about the picture thing. Are you using a P.C.?

15 let go sticks!!

Never on Sunday NOPE!

14 We're gettin there guys!

I say #2 is the lie? Here's mine: 1. I'm really a female and just play on the sticks team in the chicks & sticks game because I feel sorry for the men. 2. I have a black cat 3. I have jumped from an airplane (with a parachute).

Hey! I thought you were going to work or something .............. 12

Thanks for your encouragement guys & gals :) It feels great being able to measure my quit as 1/4 year! That was a short term goal I was focused on achieving. Now that it's done I'm looking a little further out at the 1/2 year mark. Month 3 was pretty much a non issue; which is great when it comes to quitting. Just remaining on guard for those times when thoughts of smoking would suddenly rear their ugly head and try to lure me back to feeding my addiction. Those are certainly less frequent and very easy to push aside now. Just don't do anything stupid like think you can have just one, now that you figure you have a handle on things. Even stressful situations now don't seem to be a huge trigger to smoke like they were earlier on in my quit so I guess there's progress still. So that's my plan going forward. Steady as she goes from here on and just remain committed to the NOPE!

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12 Just waiting for Joe now lol :)