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jillar

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  1. 8. Crushed shells for aquarium use
  2. jillar replied to Sazerac's topic in Games
    You give calamari? Whatever the case at least
  3. I beg to differ Pedro, each and everyone of us have had faith that what those that came before us are saying is true. As far as mantras go, I used to tell myself over and over again that "this too shall pass". And " All good(?) things must come to and end".
  4. According to the CDC website: Smokers can and do quit smoking for good. In fact, since 2002 there have been more former smokers than current smokers. The full article can be found here: https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/data_statistics/fact_sheets/cessation/smoking-cessation-fast-facts/index.html
  5. @Brioski, I had just as bad a quit as you're having and I can tell you straight up to keep going through these sucky days because the light is at the end and once through that's it. Done! Two months is such a small amount of time when you look at how long you've been smoking. Give yourself a break. It's ok to feel like crap, it won't be forever....................
  6. What is your favorite color? I don't really have a favorite but if I had to choose one probably Turquoise. What is the first thing you do when you wake up? Pee What is the last thing you do before going to sleep? Turn the TV off What is the food you didn’t eat as a kid but now love? Butter What is the first thing you notice when meeting someone for the first time? Their eyes What’s the best compliment you’ve ever received? You look beautiful Which TV family would you like to be a part of? Family Affair lol
  7. 6. Make earrings to go with your puca shell necklace
  8. 5. Put a conch shell yo your ear and listen to the ocean
  9. DenaliBlues Quit Date: 2/10/2022 Posted January 21 Reading and re-reading is a great strategy in the early hours and days of your quit. I did that, too. What else will you do to support and distract yourself? You might try making a list of things you can do instead of smoking when the cravings strike. I know it sounds corny to make a list, but it helps to be prepared (things to do with your hands, things to do with your mouth, mindless tasks, exercise snacks, physical comforts). Otherwise, Addict Mind will go blank and tell you that nothing but smoking will suffice. When things get crunchy, remember... Cravings really suck, but they will pass. A craving is a commercial, not a command. The feeling of "Other people can quit but I cannot" is a withdrawal symptom, NOT an accurate assessment of your ability. During the early stages of withdrawal, our addicted brains tell us all kinds of crazy s--t that isn't true. During that time, trust what you read here on the board, don't trust Addict Mind. It's not your friend. Keep us posted - let us know what's on your list and how you're feeling! Link to original post: https://www.quittrain.com/topic/21358-quit-thoughts/
  10. 2. Make a picture frame
  11. 10. Shred and use for packing How about shells
  12. 8. Use for fire starter
  13. Congratulations on your second month (and a day) smoke free @brioski We're so glad to have you here supporting everyone as you conquer your addiction. That's how successful quits are made Don't forget to treat yourself to something special for all the hard work!
  14. 6. Recycle
  15. jillar replied to Sazerac's topic in Games
    When your nose itches it means you're coming into money so itchy elbows must be something good. I'm pretty sure that
  16. jillar replied to Sazerac's topic in Games
    Getting frustrated by how hard it is to crochet a miniature scarf Maybe a better hobby would be
  17. 3. Cut out pictures for design board
  18. 1. Donate to hospital or rest home
  19. Distract, distract, distract. Play a mind game that forces you to think about something else. Lots of cool game apps. I have Woodoku on my phone that's prettty fun to play the "journeys" and get my token if completed lol. The higher levels get hard
  20. Brioski I know you don't give a F right now but you will when the fight blows over. Hang on, keep smoking your BAC and wait it out. Do something you never smoked while doing. I never smoked in my new car so I would take a drive and as soon as I started the engine it seemed I forgot about smoking. Find your sweet spot 🤗 You know fights don't last that long and once you get past this one the rest (if any) will be easy to get through without the bad craves. You may still crave but not as bad as this one.
  21. 9. Kill a bug
  22. Darcy what changed between this post and the one below it just three hours later? If you're giving in that easily than you'll never succeed. It sounds mean but it's the truth. You have to commit to the quit if you really want it............
  23. jillar replied to Boo's topic in Off The Record
    A year already?! Happy birthday Jackson 🤗

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