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That's awesome @Saland Anita

@Kris, you have nothing to be ashamed of. My whole first year was hard and it is for A lot of us. That's why we have the One Year Pledge. But even after that you may have craves come up. Especially with triggers or events that you haven't dealt with as a nonsmoker. The beauty is that they become so much easier to swat away. I agree with Gus that you have become such a caring supportive member here so be proud of the nonsmokers you've become. And I too hope you have a much better day today

Draining my pool

Are your balls on your legs?

They do?

Are they as good as peanut butter balls?

All the brownies I've had were, weren't yours?

How can a brownie be a desert unless its made of sand?

They're the only ones who listen Why do people talk to walls?

7. Some people fill them with water and put them in their front yards so cats to keep cats away

Wouldn't a burnt cake be inedible?

Congratulations @Octain on four years quit! That's fantastic

@notsmokinjo, are you quarantining? I hope not...

Hi sunshine, you can post it in our gallery (the tab is at the top of the forum page), on your profile in your About Me, or in the Social forum. Keep in mind that we have had a member have her picture stolen and used on other sites so post with caution.

How'd that go?

Cases are skyrocketing here @Kris. We're seeing numbers over 500 daily! And you can't find any at home Covid tests at any stores because they sell out as soon as they get them! Not sure about testing sites but they won't test you unless you're showing symptoms. Luckily because of all those vaccinated and the fact that the Omicron variant is milder our ICU's aren't overwhelmed but there are a lot of people hospitalized.

Yield on yellow

Great idea @KEL, I'm Jill I'm 57 and live in sunny California. I've been addicted to nicotine since I was 17 and took my last puff on May 29, 2016. I stumbled upon my first forum accidentally by googling my quit symptoms and the support I read there led me to sign up and I am convinced that its having all that support from people who had or were currently going through the same thing that I have remained smoke free since. That board is long gone now and a good number of us are here now to pay it forward as well as reaffirm our own quits

Hey @TONY, I thought we lost you! Congratulations on a month smoke free. That's HUGE!!!! I'm going to move this to the Celebrations forum where it rightfully belongs

Congratulations @Martian5 on four years quit today! That is AWESOME. Hopefully you'll pop in and tell us how you'll be celebrating

That's great news @Sal! I'm so happy that your wife quit too. Quit buddies are awesome

Care to explain?

Funny comedy show

Welcome aboard cweb, well done on 3 days quit already, that's awesome! You'll get all the support you could need/want here so use us to your advantage. The thing I found about quitting our addiction was that smokers hate losing a partner in crime and never smokers think we should be over it the second we quit. So being around others who know what we go through when we quit was instrumental in helping me get my forever quit. Hopefully the same will be true for you

Could be better