Reciprocity

If you do decide to go back to your site and have any beer left over, just leave it in the bar car; we'll look after it for ya!

Good call on quitting for good @Ray1198! Quitting the booze as well is probably a good idea too as some people find they will cave to the crave more easily if they,ve had some drinks. As you have quit before, you probably know the drill and what to extect so buckle up and embrace the suck for the first wile when quitting and most important of all remember why you gave up on prior quit attempts. Don't repeat those mistakes again! In terms of getting through the cravings in the beginning, sometimes you just have to grit your teeth and endure those times. Sheer determination can often make the difference between success & failure. Look forward to seeing you around often. TYou'll get the best support here that you can want!

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Ball bearing

might be sorry

Gerard Butler (he was the main character in my fav. movie "Ordinary Citizen")

Not familiar with that site either but you're welcome to post a daily NOPE on this site. Just look on the main page for the "Daily Nope Pledge" thread

Nope!

Nope!

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That's one of the toughest parts of quitting ... changing up much of your daily routine and not for just a few days but establishing a whole new routine that doesn't include smoking nor cause any triggers related to smoking because it's something new to your old routine. It can be difficult and a real slog at times but it will seem completely normal to you given some time. Keep up the great work @tocevoD!

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Nope! Not today; Not ever!

Congratulations @Ryan83 for taking the leaf forward to begin a new life for yourself free of nicotine and welcome aboard the Quit Train! Based on reading your initial post it appears you are well grounded in terms of understanding that nicotine, either in the form of cigs or vaping, offers you nothing positive and only deepens the slavery to nicotine that you are currently trapped in. The good news is that you can end all that today by maintaining the determination you've indicated you now have. Unwavering commitment is key to quitting long term! I can also confirm, as someone who's been quit for years now, that the best thing about quitting is that sesnse of freedom we get after kicking nicotine to the curb. That to me is better than improved health and improved wealth. There's lots of resources here on the forum and all the support you could possibly hope for so I would encourage you to participate often. Read past threads, ask questions, share your accomplishments and challenges. We've all been there so we get it!

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It does look very cool! If the sun comes out after an ice storm the view of the trees is surreal The issue is that it's mostly the mature trees that end up being destroyed and of course, it take 30-40 years to re-grow new trees to a mature size again so it leaves the local landscape barren of mature trees for that period of time