DenaliBlues

3. Splint a sprained finger.

1. kindling

instant oatmeal

Thanks for posting this @Brioski. It’s a helpful discussion for me, too. My experience quitting has not been linear, it goes in odd zigzags. Sometimes I feel good, strong, and in touch with the positive aspects of quitting. Other days, I feel shattered. Today, for instance, all the emotions I used to dull with nicotine are quite raw. I know this is not permanent. For the first couple weeks of my quit, the impulse/longing to smoke was constantly buzzing through my body and brain. Now on day 54 it’s not a hive of bees any longer, more like a dull thud. So that’s a good trend. I’m very determined to keep this quit. But along the way, I have definitely had some days I’d like to fast forward through, either that or…

Way to go @Mac#23! Such respect for your two-year achievement!

Congratulations @Rajag! A proud accomplishment, indeed.

8. Apply to the big bump emerging where you hit your head.

Snoring exasperates spouse.

tilapia

turbot

So happy for both of you, @Sal! You've got a strong quit going.... together!

3. Drill a hole to go ice fishing

Neurotic penguins ran madly amok. panic

10. Shh... this is a Secret Garden. Let's try 10 things to do with... ICE.

So happy for you, @Sunnyside. Thanks for leading the way for our 2022 cohort and for helping us KTQ. Doin a little dance in your honor...

energy drink

Limber sinews amaze.

Unibrow: tweezer emergency.

Everlasting Gobstopper

Attaway, @JustinHoot99!