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  1. Bassman Posted September 17, 2014 · IP Some people cannot go through something without having to put something on it or tag something to it. That makes it justified for what is going on. When I started smoking there was no one week, 2 week, monthly celebration for the start, no woopie I have been smoking for 6 months......But during many yearly anniversaries from the start of my smoking, I wished I had never started....But there is no name for that situation, just a wish that I had the power to fulfill but didn't for 35 years. When I finally did the needful and quit, I was filled with excitement and extreme joy that I finally quit. I fulfilled something I wished for for 35 years....now that is something to be proud of.....In fact so proud and happy, I let that emotion over cloud the craves, urges, or trigger, then and now. I wanted and needed to stop so I did and with that being my goal, I never saw a need to question any part of my quit. Yes the urges, temptations, craves, addiction, taste in the mouth, subconscious smoking habits, all were and sometimes still here. I have to live with it because I myself alone brought the addiction to me..... But I don't have to accept it, I only need to protect and stay vigilant to my quit.....I just have to make sure I don't get a cigarette and smoke it......ane the more I do that, the more stronger my quit becomes. Point here is to continue to accept your quit from your decision to stop smoking. Just don't smoke, ............ because you no longer smoke for your own reasons. Don't worry about how you are going through it because you will come out the winner....you will come surfing out of that perfect 15 foot wave hole free and clear with joy in your soul. You are accomplishing what you set out to do and that accomplishment is filled with health, money, and self confidence, not to mention what it means to family, friends and loved ones. Enjoy your quit, embrace it, let your quit be your shield ..............Bassman Link to original post: https://www.quittrain.com/topic/2712-keep-it-your-quit-your-shield/
  2. jillar

    chicks or sticks

    -8
  3. Can I get back to you on that?
  4. jillar

    chicks or sticks

    -6
  5. Isn't that a little extreme?
  6. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Sheets are dirty
  7. jillar

    Take Two

    Because of so much leisure I have no time to work
  8. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Desperately seeking Susan
  9. jillar

    chicks or sticks

    -4
  10. I have one too but don't you think most people don't have one?
  11. Don't you think we should have emergency stickers on your window for our pets too?
  12. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Hear hear mate!
  13. Heck if we know but would you like 50 ways to just in case?
  14. @Linda maybe you can go visit her if only to hug her and hold her hand for a bit? You could also FaceTime her. Maybe that would help you...
  15. 4. Put them in a shoe box with holes in it for a cat toy
  16. 2. Play ping pong
  17. It was really cool to see @Katgirl
  18. 8. I saved a baby bird in one once @Katgirl, I was the only girl in my dirt bike club for a long time and I loved it. The guys treated me like a queen lol
  19. 6. Use as a gift box @Katgirl, I have a bunch of novelty watches from back in the day
  20. jillar

    Shall We Rhyme?

    Thinking that's cool
  21. @reciprocity, we've been seeing the SpaceX starlink satellite trains go by in our night skies. Maybe they had something to do with making those clouds swirl?
  22. 4. Put shoes in it
  23. Can you drop off the key Lee?
  24. You are doing fantastic @Dianne, and you don't have to worry about being alone because you have us. So if you get lonely, come here and we'll do our best to cheer you up
  25. Have you not heard the song 50 ways to leave your lover?

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