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  1. @KELthat's an interesting thought. don't worry about the emojis though. it's the content that counts and I absolutely loved that content.
  2. @Kristhanks for checking on me. I am east coast of US so I was up kinda late. I'm doing ok this morning. I think if I can ever get my sleep routine back to normal things will vastly improve. I hope you have a great sleep and a wonderful today!!!
  3. knob on door
  4. gone fishin now
  5. things everyone wants
  6. blue man group
  7. Well, I've been busy the last few days and no time to really sit down and make a thoughtful post. It's enough to say that for some reason this evening I am struggling a little bit. I keep getting these images in my mind of lighting up and inhaling. I can almost feel it. Weird sensation. I feel like these are the things that happen to people who have been quit for a while and then relapse. Maybe this is the no mans land I've read about. I don't know and probably noone could tell me for sure so it's back to the drawing board for now and beat the desire a minute at the time and hope for a better tomorrow. Keep up the good fight everyone. I'll pray that everyone here finds the strength they need to overcome whatever struggle they encounter. Stay positive. Peace
  8. storm is coming
  9. how about you?
  10. wood fuels fires
  11. wilt like flowers
  12. scold me baby...
  13. 4. old clothes
  14. 2. appliances
  15. 7. collection plate
  16. I've done a bit of research on it already and it seems a lot less scary than quitting. LOL
  17. Good Evening to all my junkie pals, quick update for anybody interested. First of all, I've had no coffee since either Friday or Saturday. I'd like to say no caffeine but I've had a couple of sodas and by a couple of I mean one plus a little bit of chocolate. The use of kombucha tea instead of coffee has definitely made a difference in the intensity of cravings, the bloating and digestion. Another trial balloon I've floated up is eating carnivore for a few days. That is something I believe could be a game changer for those whose systems can handle it. I know just a couple of days and I started getting some new found energy. I'll be doing some research on that as far as it impacts lung function and circulatory repair. If I find anything of interest I'll update on this thread. If it's earth shattering I'll make a new topic so it can be easier to follow both supporting and detracting replies. I think tomorrow I will start a 90 day challenge of eating nothing but beef with salt as the only seasoning. The kombucha tea is really starting to intrigue me. It is a detox facilitator and I noticed this morning my chest was a little congested and I was hacking up some white phlegm. My mouth felt and tasted like I smoked 2 packs the night before and it had somewhat of a metallic taste. I saw some anecdotal evidence of someone that flushed a bunch of stuff after 6 weeks of drinking the stuff so I plan on continuing with it for at least another month. The last thing on the list of experiments is oil pulling. Search it up and try it out. I've done it for 2 days with olive oil but I think coconut oil might be a better choice. It makes my teeth feel smooth and clean and it is supposed to assist with detoxing. Anyhow, I'm getting to the point where I'm about to go all in on making the best me that I can. I don't want to bite off more than I can chew and jeopardize my quit but what's the point of quitting if not to improve and get everything out of life that you can grab?? I'll have some other updates on the nerve issues in my back and the problem with my hip. Until then, stay strong and remember that I really do care deeply about each of you and want nothing but the best for all of you. Peace
  18. 2. potatoes
  19. 8. Fertilizer in a root cellar
  20. 5. weeds
  21. @Katgirlcongratulations...
  22. 8. recliner in their RV's
  23. 6. memorabilia
  24. +11

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