Everything posted by TAC
- My landlord Kelly, 1 and 1/2 months, so proud of her
- Now that I have nice things.....
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Now that I have nice things.....
Since I quit smoking I have money and a nice home and I am told that I look ten years younger. Great!! Problem is now everyone wants to borrow money, sell me stuff, and bumb cigarettes. Yes, people I have not seen in months are visiting me to borrow cigarettes. I think sometimes that I was better off when I looked poor and destitute:)
- 83 Winebago, fully restored, all mine
- 83 Winebago, fully restored, all mine
- My landlord Kelly is on day 10
- My landlord Kelly is on day 10
- 3 months, that's 91.5 days, YUP
- My landlord Kelly is on day 10
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My landlord Kelly is on day 10
Yes, because I pulled it off and quit, she insisted that I not upstage her LOL. She is on day ten, I sent her to whyquit.com and encouraged her to join this forum. She likes the data on whyquit and is planning to use the money she saves to visit her family in about three months. Yes, she quit because of me, I'm feeling real proud of myself right now. Patting myself on the shoulder, good boy, good boy LOL
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Out of hock
Just window lickers LOL But seriously, I have noticed that poor people, on the street, with no money and on food stamps smoke like chimneys. They beg, bumm, borrow and steal cigarettes as well as pick up half smoked butts on the ground. How do I know this? Because I was one of them for almost two years. Frankly, I have no idea why, just that I did it and yes, it is pathetic but millions of people on the street still manage to get their hands on at least a pack a day. I'm not proud of what I did, in fact I beat myself up every day about those days, It takes strength, conviction, and bold ass determination to quit. Hence I am grateful that I could practice what I preach.
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Stealing the Mexican
Welcome back Criss, just don't bring the Zika virus with you LOL
- Out of hock
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I just hate it.
I see that my old friends are takin real good care of you. My quit was unique, very difficult, but necessary. Keep close to the train and I'm certain you will pull through just fine.
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I just hate it.
Nice venting job, good to hear that you have made progress, just keep trying and some day it will just happen. Then in about 6 months into your quit, you will just stop thinking about it altogether. Don't be so hard on yourself, you have made the first step, the right step. We are not just a helpful quit smoking forum but a fun place to chat with other Nic-addicts.
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I relapsed
Wish I could help, my motivation is that I do not want to be sleeping on cardboard, on the street. A very powerful force! I had no choice, be a bag man or quit smoking.
- Yeah California, upping the smoking age
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What a guy needs to hear from time to time:)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TsVjvEkc4s
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Sightings...
Bakon abusers, where are they, have not seen any lately. And Bakon is still running wild, beware all eggs!
- sniff, sniff, now I have to wait till Christmas for the next celebration
- Yeah California, upping the smoking age
- sniff, sniff, now I have to wait till Christmas for the next celebration
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sniff, sniff, now I have to wait till Christmas for the next celebration
Now ten weeks into my quit I have realized that the next big objective is six months or about four months from now in August. Just seems like an eternity but its cool. I've completely lost my desire to smoke and am looking forward to spending my extra money on a newer motor home at or around Christmas time. Then beware folks, I might actually come out east next spring and visit y'all, my family, and fly to the UK to visit all my friends there, see my first crop circles in person, live the life etc. I have a girlfriend in New York City, have been seeing her off and on for almost two years now. She just left after a one week visit just the other day. Can't wait to see her there and I may just stay there, get married, you know the routine LOL Cheers!
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Smoking covers Celiac symptoms?
Yes, but not exactly what I did, yet I achieved the same results by cutting out gluten about 95 %. I don't normally eat a lot of processed food as a rule anyway. What I discovered is that I cannot OD on gluten foods or I will not sleep at all that night. In moderation as you say, I can tolerate gluten in small quantities nowadays. I am also convinced that I have had a mild gluten intolerance for most of my life as I think back. I did not smoke cigarettes for fifteen years at one time in my life and had mild symptoms similar to what I have had recently but not nearly as severe. Guess the older I get the less my old body can take LOL.
- two months folks, that's 61 days