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We have scones AND biscuits AND cookies here, are you a little bit jealous?

More reasons to stay smoke free. And if you're still smoking another reason to stop..... https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/11/201117144544.htm

The first word that popped into my head when I saw that pic was Precious, so if its a girl I'd name her that. Or Julie What lucky ladies sugar britches and Maddie are, you know how many girls ask for ponies for Christmas every year?!

Congratulations on seven years smoke free Joe! And congrats on getting another boy in the family, your numbers are starting to even out lol

Leaves are falling

Have you tried scrolling through this thread to see if anything grabs your taste?

Its pretty stupid

Sure is but you got to do what you gotta do right?

Same, did you get a rare Thursday night off?

My FAVORITE!!! Have you noticed this game always circles back to food?

Oh for sure or how about a hearty beef stew?

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Can I just say any home cooked meal that's not hot or spicy?

Are you single?

Rough, kinky sex

Depends on who

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Are you craving biscuits and gravy now like I am mac?

Don't get fresh with me

Yea, that didn't work.....

You've never had biscuits and gravy Jo??

Hi John! I was just wondering about you last night so thanks for checking in. Glad you're doing so well in your quit

Yes @Betterbreathing, tips to help get quitters through the stress of the holidays. Glad you're doing good now, you're doing great

My husband loves to tell anyone who will listen that I'm a quitter. I "quit" my twenty year professional cleaning service ( actually the high costs of Workers comp in the state at the time forced me to close). I quit my ice cream truck business (because it sucked watching everyone having a good time while I was out putting two steps forward and ending up one step back). I quit throwing shingles to him up on the roof ( that one was his own fault for being a jerk on the roof). And then I quit smoking... I've quit quitting many a time and never really called them relapses because quite honestly I never quit to begin with. I simply abstained for a while. I really had to work myself up to just doing it. I gave myself little pep talks for months leading up to my forever quit. Saying things like "all good(?) things must come to an end". Then I would remind myself of all the things I had outgrown and convinced myself that smoking would soon be one of them. So on Sunday May 29, 2016 around 5:00 pm I smoked the last cigarette in my pack and that was that. Or so I thought..... Over the next five or so hours I proceeded to smoke every butt in my ashtrays. You see, I didn't tell anyone I quit just in case I failed so I hadn't cleaned and put away the ashtrays. So on Sunday May 29, 2016 at 10:15 pm I quit. It wasn't always easy and some days were downright brutal for me but most of that was my own darn fault. I didn't embrace the beauty in being a quitter. I was too busy feeling sorry for myself for not " getting" to smoke like everyone else could. Looking back now i truly believe your mindset is what is going to dictate how hard or how easy your quit will be. Choose easy....

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