DenaliBlues

Next, how about 10 things you can do… …with small children on a long car ride, to keep them quiet or entertained.

10. Grow a cat.

Hound and hawk

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duck and cover

NOPE

5. I’m ready for a change, let’s try “something new.” Oh, the horror…

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7. Sleeping with my legs tucked in too tight! For reals. I guess somewhere in between thee and me, @jillar, is a “normal” person! 😝

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NOPE!

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nope

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rhubarb

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Good job posting here for support @Pedro! It is natural for the first few days to be difficult. Your body is addicted to nicotine and is going through physical and psychological withdrawal. It helped me to stay busy - do lots of physical tasks (pushups, walking and chores). Snack often - stay hydrated and keep your blood sugar up. And stay educated. Our addicted brains will tell us that we need to smoke or will minimize the harm of smoking. Don’t listen! Fight back by remembering the facts: You are in the right place to regain your freedom. The cravings will ease in time. You can do this!!