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Harvesting the organic Catnip I grew this year. This is 1/4 of my total yield! Still needs to be more finely chopped though I think I'll be know as the Canadian Kitty Pusher soon

Oh nice! Let us know how it turns out

So yeah, what are you planning to do to clean things up and perhaps initiate a plan to try and get this thing working as was probably planned originally? If you need some help or want some input, PM me.

Scary sh*t! Those winds, the storm surge and the rain volumes close to the eye wall - holy cow Can't imagine my house surviving that

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You are 100% correct Layla. We don't even realize, until we quit, just how much of our daily life is totally controlled by our nicotine addiction and smoking. It is truly shocking but ..... look at the other side of that coin. Once you have quit for good, all that slavery to nicotine is gone!! That's called Freedom and there's no better reward than that for all the hard work that's required to quit This IS what you're fighting for Layla - freedom from your addiction!

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There will likely be some challenging times during the early days Layla so be prepared to grit your teeth and just power through those times knowing there's a glorious, bright light shining for YOU at the other end of the tunnel! You can be assured, there's a bunch of peeps here ready and willing to help support you. Have a look around the site as well and read, read read, anything you can find. It will help educate you on nicotine addiction and it will pass time for you. There's a bunch of fun games to help take your mind off quitting on the Games page and there's also a very important page at the top of the main board page. It's called SOS. That's where you go and post if you're having a really tough moment and need somehelp getting through it smoke free. People will come running when you post there. Excited to watch you build your quit, one brick, one day at a time!

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The wife & I thought we spotted him in the park this evening when we were walking the cat

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Welcome Layla. Glad you decided to jump on the Quit Train. Take a seat and buckle up - next stop ............ Freedom!

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Fabulous job Steven! 3 weeks quit puts a lot of the really tough trials behind you. I like the way your rationalizing smoking as it relates to difficult personal times too. That's a very good sign that you will continue to be successful long term! After all, that's really part of what quitting is. Learning to rebuild our lives without hiding behind a smoke for every joyful and tearful moment we experience. Well done sir

You gotta dig deeper

I have the ocean covered!

1 We need to treat D kindly. Who else would play with us

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