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And out came a crafty beazel I put in one left shoe and a right handed glove

Hi crazy4turtles/hockeymom, congrats on a decade quit! Your wisdom will be invaluable to everyone. Maybe you could have a mod help you find your old account?

Wow @CanDoCouldBe, that's an extreme measure to take and one I've definitely never heard of before! I guess like you said some solutions are found on one's own.... Please don't harm yourself though, don't let cigs have that much power over you!

Congratulations on five years quit Paul

Happy Grandma Day

garbage can

Elf on the shelf!

Cat poop

Hi @Rory69, welcome to quittrain and congrats on that awesome 8 year quit! I remember how special I felt when I first quit and someone with a long quit would reply to my post. So your support will be appreciated by many here I'm sure Hopefully your friend will find us when she's ready as we all know that in order to be successful you have to be ready to quit.....

Congratulations on quitting CanDo, I remember my first day doing the same thing as you did, looking for smokeable butts. A Clue I got about three weeks into my quit was using an air cigarette to trick my mind into thinking it was getting the real thing. I just pretended to hold an invisible cigarette in my fingers and went through the motions of "smoking" it. I took deep drags too. And it worked GREAT! I did that for the first three or four months whenever a strong crave would come. Others have used cut straws, pens, etc. Maybe it'll help you too?

r@WeegieWoman and @notsmokinjo, according to their menu: Olive oil, herbs and lots of minced garlic

@WeegieWoman, I'm not sure what's in it at klondikes and it's the best pizza joint here. And it doesn't give me heartburn like red sauce does

Here's a virtual pizza for you @Joe7, enjoy

Thinking about that pepperoni and pineapple pizza on white sauce I'm to order for dinner

I was looking for one post when i came across this one and wanted to comment for anyone still thinking about quitting but haven't because this is one of the first advantages you'll see upon quitting. I smoked for 35 years and coughed and had to clear my throat constantly. In addition to that, I got sick 2-4 times a year. Any chest cold turned into bronchitis and a Dr visit. Since quitting, my cough was gone within two days. I did still have to clear my throat but not by coughing anymore. I've had two colds. The first about 6 months quit and instead of being down for 7-10 days, I was up and around in just a few days. The second cold was in early March of this year and was the same. Super light and quick recovery. You know, if it wasn't for threads like this, I would forget some of these awesome benefits of quitting.

Congratulations on a half year quit Kermit! That's a biggie

Congratulations KT, I hope you're starting to plan your one year celebration

I never smoked in my house and quit smoking in my car in 2007 when I bought a new one and swore it would be smoke free. My garage though still smells on humid or rainy days. That's where I smoked and the smell is soaked into the acoustic ceiling. So I use air fresheners and spray fabreeze on the ceiling now and then when the odor is strong. Now that I don't smoke I don't hang out in the garage much anymore anyway.

Hi Beazel, it's GREAT to hear from you! Glad your craft show helped solidify your quit

Ah yes I too remember your quit gang grund, and now here you are 11 months later and most of your quit buddies are here with you Congratulations and I hope you do something to celebrate today

TRUE, if you count the lottery TNP is going to a party this weekend

Congratulations Tammy on getting past the hardest month of all I hope you celebrate today and do something special for yourself! And the Oscar goes to you!

FALSE, I think a just right amount of time. And yes @Sslip of course you can have more than just one. We've had various pinball machines, currently Gilligan isle, as well as a slot machine TNP likes to gamble?