Kate18
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NOPE And Happy 2022! Health (we're healthier because we don't smoke), prosperity (we're more prosperous when we don't spend money on nicotine), and happiness (and we lead longer lives to be happy with people we love).
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Merry Christmas, Doreen. Thank you for all of your caring support throughout the year--years.
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Chickens? You have chickens? (I used to have them; great fun!) NOPE
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Beautiful. I've never seen one before. And, NOPE
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Wow, Doreen, where did you get it? I'd be happy to wear a button on my work apron at my job.
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For a while I would forget to pledge because I wasn't thinking about smoking. I thought, "well, forgetting to pledge because I'm not thinking of smoking is a good thing." No, it isn't a good thing. Nicotine addiction is serious. We may not think of it as serious because cigarettes are legal, but it is a life-destructive addiction. No, every day, I want to reaffirm that I am nicotine free, that I don't smoke, that I have beat addiction. Every day I post a pledge that I will not smoke. It is on my calendar now, for the past few weeks, to post my pledge that I will not smoke. Not One Puff, Ever.
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Wow. Thank you, this was great. Had a terrible day at work, and left half way through the day, trying to hide tears from being bullied. This made all the difference in regaining my composure.
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New Zealand to Lead the Way...!!!!!
Kate18 replied to Doreensfree's topic in Quit Smoking Discussions
I am so hoping, but feeling a twinge of wondering. The age to buy cigarettes where I live (in the Seattle area, Washington State) is 21. People have to show a photo ID to buy cigarettes. And still kids get hold of cigarettes and get addicted. Someone who gives tobacco in any form to a person under 21 years of age is guilty of a gross misdemeanor. That used to mean something. Now, recently, however, in Democratic-governed cities in the USA, criminals get out the same day they are arrested, without bail, and crimes like gross misdemeanors are ignored. So giving cigarettes or any other form of tobacco is going unnoticed. Sigh.
