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Runfree

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  1. I'm the same. I need space to mull it over in order to let it go.
  2. That's right! I get the feeling it's your stickie quit Indie. Now you know, and when you do, there's no going back. No reason.
  3. lakes
  4. Hi
  5. Oh lawd.... nonononononono
  6. I should work every weekend! I'm so buried in backlog it's stunning. I'll need to put in some long days before summer hits and that includes weekends. :( Cha-ching is one of the perks I guess.
  7. I too was a bit trying to be around in the beginning :blush: but those people who took the brunt of my angst are now saying how proud they are and how happy they are for me that I quit. Hang in there and they will too.
  8. I lean toward being a no nonsense kinda person so the 'get real, call bs on my drama' method worked with me. If I ever had a lingering thought, I would recall how I felt and what I was thinking the moment that I snuffed out that barely lit, last cigarette. I knew I didn't want to go back to feeling that way. I do recall getting pretty impatient with the healing process. I wanted to feel like one does at a year quit but I was only at 5 weeks and I remember Nancy saying oh so gently...you have a ways to go my dear. It helped. Romance is great. Just not with a suffocating, reaking nail of death. Cheery eh?
  9. Runfree

    Sightings...

    Anyone know if Sonic is still in the clink?
  10. She's a BABY you big brute!! And probably bored. Play with her. Give her a Kong with peanut butter. Buy her a big kennel. Send her to ME!
  11. Cold turkey, way to go! Happy you're back. With that cold turkey start behind you, you're going to slay opening boating weekend.

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