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Fought like a caged kangaroo Caged

@Joe7, I noticed lol Put him in his place

That's his story

nice @Sazerac lol Can't eat dairy

There's no place like home

Adorable calico kitren

I wonder how young is too young to have good old days

Quit umpiring in ecru tights Tight

That's a long safe word, no wonder it hasn't been used yet. Hee,hee

I second that

Welcome aboard mysticcat (great name btw), congratulations on almost seven years quit I agree that these support forums are so important. I know I wouldn't have succeeded without the support of others who knew what I was going through at any given time. And I've formed lasting friendships with people from all over the world Thanks for continuing to pay it forward, it's so appreciated

Congratulations on 3 years Diane, I hope you have a great day Miss you, xoxo

Welcome back kazza, I'm sorry you lost your quit. I have to agree with the others that there's no time like the present to give yourself that present of quitting smoking. I know for myself that anytime I set a quit date the anxiety of actually going through with quitting was too much and I would just put it off. My health was suffering too so I know how important it is for you to quit. So please stick close. You will get all the support you need here. It's really good to 'see' you again

Is 55 too young to have good old days?

Dropped every lightbulb

Plants liking all new terrain? Green

It was much easier in the good old days to find an honest person

Noticed too, sorry

A handy person these days is very much appreciated

Dirty little elves

Enjoyed doing it they said Doing

Aptly professional people like you Aptly

Opossum road sandwich

Please ask if needs training Train

Come on baby light my fire