Reciprocity

"Not sure why anniversaries are so difficult." Loss of a loved one are just like that, It's tough - no question about that but at the same time, you have now started a journey that will include many anniversaries that you can celebrate with joy and renewed commitment to a healthier future for YOU! Quitting is a journey ; just as life is. There'll be ups and downs but when you have a goal in your sights and your have truly committed to it, you can't fail! Welcome to a place where support is given freely and knowledge is the key to your own freedom from nicotine slavery. Take full advantage

Sweet! 1st month done is the best!!! Carry on to freedom.

Why is it that every kid that has ever had their picture taken with Santa has that 'deer in the headlights' look on their face? What the hell was really going on during those 'Santa visits'? No wonder I'm traumatized

Huge congrats Gus! 2 Months has allowed you to build a fabulous quit foundation and I see in you an unbreakable commitment that will see you through to a life long quit! Keep putting one foot in front of the other and you will reach your destination!

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Damn chicks

Big congrats to our very own glitter queen on your 4th anniversary jane! Hope you're reflecting today on all the great things quitting has brought your way.

If you're from Ga. then you know your peaches for sure

When the peach crop comes in here we buy them fresh and I cut them in half, remove the pit then sprinkle with a mixture of brown sugar & cinnamon then grill them on the BBQ. Remove them from the grill add a dollop of vanilla ice cream and serve immediately. OMG seriously addictive!

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Fun fact ........ Where I live, Niagara Region, they grow some of the worlds best tasting peaches. Come late July, we're a 5 minute drive from farm markets selling peaches picked same day YUM

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NOPE! All the nopers present & accounted for