MarylandQuitter

Welcome, Sarah, and congratulations on your decision to quit smoking!! Have you tried to quit before? I'm sure you have lots of questions so ask away. I the meantime, check out our newbie database as it has lots of great reference materials, videos etc.

Happy birthday, Chip!

I will be doing the NTAP shuffle out in the fields of green. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

I really enjoyed that, LB. As I sit here with my little girl sleeping in my arms (she said she wasn't tired and couldn't stay in bed :) ) in this quiet house, that video was so right for the moment. She's fast asleep holding onto me and I wish we could stay just as we are forever. Enjoy each moment and make them count. :)

You have more likes to use now. [1] Footnotes: [1] Likes have been increased to 200

I'm going to make a cup of coffee and when I come back I might increase the amount of likes but I'm still baffled that you've used 100 of them in way less than 24 hours. lol ;)

Out of likes already? How much caffeine have you had today? lol

Combined gardening threads into to which is now pinned at the top. :)

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He who shall not be named [1] reminds me of "Children of The Corn" [2]. Footnotes: [1] "Outlander" [2] "He who walks behind the rows".

My two favorite characters. The first time I saw Michonne yielding that sword, she won my heart. :wub:

Well that sucks seeds. It's only April!

If Netflix doesn't add season 4 pretty soon I'm going to buy it.

Awesome post!

Queen Greenlover!!!! Glad to see you! Here's one just for you.

Juan, when I relapsed last October, I thought that smoking a cigarette would make things better. Despite all the reading and understanding the lies of nicotine addiction, there was one lie that I still believed; smoking could somehow help me cope with the hell that I was living with. As it turned out, I learned the hard way that I had left a gaping hole open in my quit and when I lit that first cigarette and the 19 that followed, not one of them made me relax, made me feel better and I got zero pleasure from any of them. Now, even though I still live in some kind of hell, I have no desire to smoke because I exposed the last lie that I was holding onto. Also, my relapse didn't just happen as I had been allowing all sorts of junkie thinking to creep in. It was a mistake and the consequence was blowing a 9 month quit that was going very well. If you learn from this relapse and take the time to invest in your quit, you will be much stronger for it. Whatever you do, never stop quitting. Tomorrow you could wake up and all of sudden know that you'll never smoke again. Keep striving for this and in the meantime, stop putting weeds in your mouth and lighting them on fire. We got your back, Juan. Keep coming here and keep posting.

Practice your shuffling.

hahahaha Yoda, one of my favorite ways to talk. lol

Step aboard, Becky. Hope to see you soon...:)

Tracey, I'm sorry that your Dad was taken from you so soon. He sounds like he was an incredibly strong man. I hope you're getting lots of hugs today and hope you can feel the ones being sent in cyberspace.

That would be Julie. She said that she's going to post the video of her while (whilst, for our UK members) she's practicing it as well. She's a good sport that one I tell ya. :)

I just checked his profile last night and he hadn't posted in a couple of days. Hope he checks in soon...