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DenaliBlues

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  1. Looks like @Cbdave is getting some grill accessories… but the way Santa’s wielding them looks kinda scary. Have you been naughty or nice?!
  2. Was gonna wrap our present for @GonSo, but the box is… uh…busy.
  3. And speaking of style, Santa was really good to @catlover this year!
  4. Plus a stylish Christmas jumper:
  5. Quitting Girl, aka Chicks Champ, gets a trophy in her stocking:
  6. So for our Darling Doreen, the Golden Frying Pan… so she can smack some quitting sense into people with style! Or perhaps a spa day!
  7. Grungy, must wash.
  8. stink bombs
  9. peat moss
  10. crane
  11. Hooray for one month! That’s a great foundation for your Forever Quit, and a tough achievement to be proud of. Well done!
  12. Wood Thrush
  13. Hi, @j3nny3lf! I’m coming up on 3 years quit and I still have big “crave waves” from time to time. As others have said, I took smoking off the table. Period. No negotiating, no increments. Just NOPE. But cravings still happen. So very aggravating! For me, 2 things help. The first is mentally “reclassifying” the cravings as nostalgia, not anything I have the option to act on today. The second is not to focus on them. Don’t give them the power of my attention. I wouldn’t chase a noisy, smelly trash truck rumbling down the street… I’d let it pass on by. Same with the cravings. Just a trash truck… a noisy commercial for junk I don’t need. Change the mental channel. Focus on something else. You have nearly 2 years of proof that you don’t need to act on the urges. Good on you for keeping your precious quit intact!!
  14. Oil Rig Roughneck
  15. kvetching
  16. leather boot
  17. Dickens’ Oliver Twist
  18. ladybug
  19. react
  20. Congrats, Jo!! 8 years is a milestone to be mighty proud of.
  21. Labor Union Organizer

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