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10 pointsThe oh ? a cannae see the button without ma glasses and a didnae get them off quick enough before i pressed the button selfie..?10 points
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10 pointsThe classic look away selfie. Btw I thought a selfie was a photo you took of yourself ?
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10 pointsWith Dave Kindig (Bitchin Rides,Velocity channel)... my daughter is retail business development manager of NAPA and is somewhat in charge of putting on their “big” car show at the Columbus Zoo ... Chip Foos used to be the guest judge but in saving money, Matco pulled out being the main sponsor (Foos is associated with Matco), so Dave Kindig has been the guest the last few years... super nice guy!
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8 pointsThis is from 2016 when I was about 3 1/2 months quit. Ironically I'm wearing that same shirt today lol8 points
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7 points7 points7 points7 points7 points6 pointsThe first of the year is a popular quit day. Are you lurking here, counting down the days? If so, bravo! Stay close to this site. My last cigarette was 9/26/2016. I know the angst, excitement, fear, determination, grief, etc that often accompanies a quit. If your quit date is Jan 1 2019- you have time to prepare. What is your plan? What quit method best suits you? Cold turkey, patches, gum, meds...? Then...what will you do when that first wave of a crave crashes over you? How about the next one that nearly drowns you? I have had multiple failed quit attempts. Maybe the reason I failed is because I was not honest w myself. When I was honest w myself, I succeeded. My honest mantra went something like this~ quitting sucks. Quitting really sucks. This sucks. It won’t suck like this forever. I will not smoke today even though it really hurts. My head, my nerves, my whole being hurts. Quitting sucks. Addiction sucks. Quitting will not be easy. I will not smoke today. Play, rewind,repeat until the deed is done. You can quit. You have support & resources here. Use them. You will quit. Welcome to the other side! -L4L6 points6 pointsFirst week completed. Eating favorite carrot cake as a reward. Must come up with non-food dopamine-releasing rewards. On to the next week, one day at a time. Eensy pile of unsmoked cigarettes grows.6 points6 points6 pointsUm... @Linda Thomas ... nope... you are a Smokeless Babe with the Mostest.... none of this old lady shite.... gees woman.6 points6 points6 points6 points6 points6 points6 points6 points6 points6 points6 pointsI was fat and sedentary when I smoked. Took an act of God to get my ass off the couch. 3 years later, I'm active, fit, and enjoying an energetic life. Here's a recent desert hike.6 pointsI'm not sure the distinction matters that much, but I'd argue that your indecision is as much an effect of recovery as a cause of a craving. I was extraordinarily indecisive and unfocused for quite some time in the early stages of my quit, and it would be wise to anticipate and plan for such symptoms moving forward. Don't feel like there's anything wrong with the quit if these experiences persist--they're frustrating for sure, but not at all atypical. Time is your friend in this process. Christian99 17 Years Quit5 points5 points5 pointsI love what you are doing -- you are beginning to sense the triggers (big ones at first, then the smaller "uh-oh" ones. Believe it or not you are moving in the right direction. Soon those big triggers won't be so harsh and you can breeze thru them. Good pick-up for you, moving in the right direction now!!!5 points5 points5 points5 points5 points4 points4 pointsThis leaderboard is set to New York/GMT-04:00
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