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G’day NOPE .....Not One Puff Ever.... (replace Ever with Min,Hour, Day as required).

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Gday Thanks for reminding! Now that I think about it my current truck has never been smoked in! Hasnt got an ashtray. Has a phone charger in the cig light slot. And….. it’s perfectly normal. How cool is that!

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Thank's y'all your a bunch of great quitters. Just got home, gorged on enough Cajun food to last a bit,,,,,, maybe at least a day or two.... I did bring home something to celebrate my nine with. Meet me in the bar car and I will share. Looked forward to getting home and seeing this. Thank you my friends. Cheers >>>>>>>-----------------> Stew

NOPE!! Lake Champlain, last year when we went to Burlington, VT

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Nothing but respect for all my fellow warriors. For the ones who are gone to all the others who fought to defend their country's liberties.

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One of the first treats I gave myself (with the money I saved from quitting) was having my car professionally cleaned. The fresh smell helped to re-enforce my quit as I drove to and from work. I could also open my windows without worrying about ashes flying everywhere.

Congratulations @Stewbum on another month quit! You are doing so well, I'm really happy for you. Have a wonderful day and spoil yourself

Where's Champ?

Woo-hoo Stewbum! Look at those numbers!!! We’ll be toasting your 1yr pretty soon on the Lido Deck!!!

Congratulations Stew! Time has just flown by. You are well on your way to the Lido Deck! See you there soon.

Good job stew keep going you will soon be at 1 year.

Way to go, Stew! So good to see those months stacking up.

G’day The ode They will not grow old As we that are left grow old Age will not weary them Nor the years condemn At the going down of the sun And in the morning We will remember them Least we forget

Thank you to all who serve to keep us safe....

It is no secret here that I was a secret smoker. I had Febreze stashed in my car. Mints, gum, breath strips & sprays spilled out of every pocket of my purse and clothing. My hands aged prematurely from the constant hand washing. You get the picture. When asked for a ride from coworkers, family or friends that didn’t know my dirty secret addiction— extreme panic. I’d make up some excuse why I needed to go alone. Or I’d douse every fiber in my car with Febreze, Lysol, dryer sheets…I’d get the microfiber cloth from my console and wipe everything down- no ashes to be seen! What a stressful nightmare to be asked to give someone a ride!!! What!?!?! Today I worked in the office. A coworker asked for a ride home. I said “Sure!” and continued on with my work. No laps around the block airing out my car, or flooding it with Febreze. Oh sweet smoke-free freedom how I love thee!!! Seven years and counting feels & smells great!! NOPE! L4L

Gday yup Anzac Day again. Thinking about the ones that sacrificed thier lives for our freedom. The ones that were left. The WW1 blokes are long gone. The remaining WW11 blokes are in their 90s. Even the NAM vets are in their 80s. My era, same again the ranks are starting to thin. But people don’t forget….

When I clean out my vaccume cleaner, do I become a vaccume cleaner?

Congrats Stewie!! 9 Months is a solid chunk of time to have travelled on the Quit Train. I would say you're well on your way to a life long quit! Hope you find a way to celebrate today. Maybe another mess of Crawdads?

So true. Great reminder.

A great reminder x

I love this post lust, so true!

Love these stories of quitting gifts that just keep on giving!!

So many benefits to quitting. A lot of them we never even thought of when we first started our quits but years later they are the most cherished