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  1. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required field mushrooms
  2. Yeah nah Melbourne just got blown away. But right now I'm trying to convince the work mates that this cake is edible.... They said bring something for Halloween morning tea....
  3. Also made chockie spiders
  4. @Lindayou are doing great as well my dear. I feel honored to be following in the path of such magnificence and success. Cheers to the both of us and may your quit always be 7 months longer than mine!! 😍
  5. @intoxicated yoda I love reading your stories!!! We are all different, so I wish I had the magic wand I would share it with all on the train. For myself it has been a struggle, I smoked for many years so I know It will be along time to reprogram myself, I'm an addict for sure!!! It is doable for sure. So hang in there!! You are doing great!!!
  6. Congratulations Linda! Believe in yourself every day, every month, every year! You did it! Keep on doing it you got this! Way to go!
  7. G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required mud early morn
  8. Still watching MYCOF. any catalysts might be a ways off so i'm biding my time and watching for price dips to add. In the meantime I had a call option in BKKT (VIH) that i paid $5 for and sold it for $1010 yesterday. Nothing like snagging a 20000% gain even if it is only on five dollars. LMAO.
  9. NOPE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  10. Nope... no can do!!!
  11. Of course it makes sense, I suspect we all felt that way our first year so its normal. Once I was past my first year I remember thinking back as I read my posts through that year, that it really wasn't that bad. It was horrible while it was happening though. The time passes fast and the older we get the faster it seems lol. You really are doing great 😊
  12. @jillar speaking of following greatness...and yes, undoing years of entrainment into an addictive habit isn't quick or easy. I'm just really preoccupied with it being complete if that makes sense. Perhaps as I go through this my perspective will change. I'll revisit my story in a month and see if anything in it resonates still. 🤔🤔
  13. To my knowledge there's no "common" length of time but from my experience the first month was the hardest of my hard first year. The addiction causes it intoxicated yoda. You need to remember and keep reminding yourself that we smoked for A LOT of years so there's no possible way to get through all those triggers we created in just a years time. The beauty with time quit though is that you've already been through the worst craves so you know and can remind yourself that this too shall pass. I used to tell myself that daily.
  14. @Linda Man...seeing that gif makes me realize how much smoking has stunted my growth and prematurely aged me.
  15. Congrats, @intoxicated yoda! You are on your way....celebrate your achievement and KTQ! 😷🎉
  16. 1 point
    When I start to think about smoking, even fleetingly, it’s because something is stressing me out. It’s probably the same for you. What’s going on in your life that is causing you to feel off balance? Figure that out, fix it, and your cravings will dissipate.
  17. kept everything down
  18. Wow !!! You have been busy Jo...I hope your efforts gets appreciated...!!!
  19. You obviously upchucked
  20. Listening to the RAIN!!!!!
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