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That's a really neat BBQ! I like the idea of having half regular BBQ grate and the other half as a griddle surface. Both style of grates come into use depending on what you're cooking. Does that unit use charcoal or is it gas fired?

You just can't beat the taste of bacon done on the BBQ - YUM

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Hi @Icandothis2! You have been given lots of good advice by others. I'd just like to add that once you quit, get rid of any cigs you still have and for that matter, ashtrays lighters etc. You can't smoke what you don't have. Hanging on to a few cigs while you quit is just asking for trouble. Make a steadfast commitment not to smoke. Quitting is simple but not easy. The simple part is 'just don't smoke'; no matter what. No matter how difficult quitting may be at times, quitting never killed anyone. The same can't be said for those who continue to smoke. Hang around here and let us help you to take back your life.

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Understand that you have been repeating the same process day in and day out for years now as a smoker. Whether it be 1 year or 50 years, it's repetitive and your brain not only remembers it but expects it now every day. This is why it takes a long time to become comfortable as a non-smoker. You have to repeat all your daily non-smoking activities over and over until your brain accepts the new routines you've developed as being normal.. That's the long mental game of quitting but the short game, which is the dreadful withdrawals, does not last that long at all really. It starts getting less and less difficult after a week or two but the progression is so dreadfully slow, you won't even realize it's happening ... but it is! You need to have blind faith and just don't smoke! It WILL get easier and easier the longer you don't light up a cigarette. Oh; and the name thing, just think Reci ... that's the short cut