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  1. 8. Umbrella In their medicine cabinet
  2. Hi @Jryan19982, its good to "see" you! Congratulations on that great quit of yours too. I sure wish I had of been smart enough to quit when I was in my thirties, I probably wouldn't have these health issues Take care
  3. 2. Flag
  4. 8. Degreaser In their hall closet
  5. 6. Windex
  6. 4. Stain rrmover
  7. 2. Detergent
  8. 8. Pool vacuum In their laundry room cupboard
  9. 6. Towels
  10. 4. Skimmer net
  11. jillar

    Winter

    Is it your love of Eminem?
  12. @Tara smith, I was glued to the forum for the whole first year of my quit and reached out for support every time I felt I might cave to a crave. This is what I recommend for you too. We will talk you off the ledge if you just let us. Our whole purpose for being here is to help each other quit this insidious habit. I love your plan to tell yourself i love you and you could even go a step further by leaving positive sticky notes on places like your mirrors or doors. Tell the handyman you quit and ask him not to give you anymore cigs no matter what. I used an air cigarette (JAC) for months that REALLY worked at tricking my brain into thinking it was getting the real thing. Just pretend you're holding an actual cig and then go through the motions of "smoking" it. Some people use cut straws, pens, even licorice
  13. @BATBAT you're suppose to crash right before your vacation ENDS not right after it starts Feel better soon! Btw, how's Robin? I mean we know what happened to your bike but what's his excuse?
  14. Keep eating lunch
  15. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Passage is open
  16. 1. Water
  17. 7. Cleaning supplies
  18. 4. Trash can
  19. 3. Tape measure
  20. 1. Screwdriver
  21. 7. Screwdriver
  22. 5. Note pads
  23. 2. batteries
  24. 6. Furnace
  25. 4. Creepy old rocking chair

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