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What a mixture of things for one day hellkat. Glad you got an awesome A/C guy who knew his stuff And yes, there is nothing worse than a drunk when you're sober. This whole thing must be pretty scary for him too and maybe that was his way of dealing with it? Guys think that way unfortunately.... Im sending positive thoughts your way and wishing you the best today, xoxo

Glad to help anyone keep their quit You can also post a pre response SOS letter to yourself about your reasons for quitting and staying quit. A lot of members find it useful to read it back when a bad craving hits. That thread is pinned to the top of this forum.

Good on you for posting NoNicChick, that only solidifies your quit and shows you that you really want to stay smoke free. I too stayed close to home my whole first month and only ventured out if my never smoker husband could go with me because I didn't trust myself not to buy a pack. So if you havee a non smoker available see if they can go with you today. I also used my air cigarette when bad craves came. I just pretended I was holding an actual cigarette in my fingers then went through the motions of "smoking" it. It worked great at tricking my mind into thinking it was getting the real thing.

2 is the lie. What would you need three wheelchairs for?

Head over heels

Can't extract snot?

Book shelf

Time stamp

Tracy's eating dinner

Congratulations Doreen on six years quit. And thank you so much for all you do here, your friendship and your support and your wonderful sense of humor. You are such an inspiration to us all and we love you Have a great day, do something special just for yourself and know that we are celebrating with you in spirit

I love that last pic of her, she does not look like she liked that pose lol

Oh @catlover, she's absolutely beautiful! Thank you for posting these

@catlover, at the bottom of the reply window you will see a paperclip, click on choose files and from there you can upload your pic

I pick 2

New car envy

Another trigger defeated Matt, well done

Wow what a day hellkat, I hope today is much better for you! At least you know your job is secure, that must be a huge relief. Good luck tomorrow, I'm glad they're getting your radiation started so quickly. Sooner in, sooner done, xoxo

@reciprocity has the win. I've only been married once and I learn by my mistakes

I win!!!! 1. I've been married twice 2. I hate mushrooms and olives 3. Carrot top, the comedian, was our neighbor in florida

@reciprocity, here piggy, piggy. We're ready for the answer

Let's see, everyone moves back home at least once when they first move out and I can see you running a campaign so I'll say 1 is the lie

Welcome aboard NoNicChick, glad you've decided to take back your life There's no shame in using NRT's so do what's going to work for you

Hmm, I'm going with 3. I know penguins love the snow so skiing would be right up your alley and if 1 is ice skating there again right up a penguins alley

I know, right?! Lol

So you've relapsed again for the umpteenth time. You come to the board admitting your failure and get a mixture of responses. Some positive and it makes you get right back to your quit. Some negative and you're afraid to post or start again because you'll only fail and upset people. But the truth is, who cares what we think? It's your life, your quit. You decide when you're ready to quit. We offer the support, along with a huge library of education. We also offer a ton of socializing topics to help distract you and keep your mind off smoking. Please remember that we have lots of "chronic" relapsers who finally found their forever quit and so can you. Never Give up giving up.