We Quit Cigarettes

[muddy75]

I liked those too!




Very nice! What types of vining plants are on your fence?




How do you know the exact date?





Me too. I've worked in too many of them. The 'atmosphere' is decidedly different on the other side.

that’s a mix of ivy, grapevine, and trumpet creeper. I’m removing as much of the grapevine and trumpet creeper as possible and allow the ivy to fill in more.

 

[aart]

Not many posts, must have a good handle on it, but
Happy Day 12 @Kiki !

 

[Kiki]

Not many posts, must have a good handle on it, but
Happy Day 12 @Kiki !

I'm just sitting down.
I had a good long day outside.


I'm winning!

 

[Kiki]

Henny how are you?

 

[Kiki]

I have been keeping myself very busy which means zero tolerance me to think about smoking although I did catch myself doing so once in the car today.


Eta.
I did not type tolerance... I typed time.

 

[Kiki]

I have been keeping myself very busy which means zero tolerance me to think about smoking although I did catch myself doing so once in the car today.


Eta.
I did not type tolerance... I typed time.

This sounds like I've been drinking.

 

[arkiechick lady]

Hi gang!
I just caught this post. March 7th will be my 6 year anniversary of quitting smoking.
Insert more chickens I traded one addiction for another. But getting more chickens made me work harder and gave me more eggs. It kept my mind off it quite a bit for the 1st 2 weeks. By day 21 I created the new habit.
Now, 6 years later, I can walk by an open air market or restaurant and smell it and almost tell you what brand that person is smoking.
I wouldn’t trade that quit time for anything. I discovered just how strong and stubborn I really was. I’m 58 years old and now my husband and I are building a rather larger two story barn and goose house. I couldn't have done that before.
I wish you all blessings in your quit journeys. You won’t regret it.

 

[Kiki]

Hi gang!
I just caught this post. March 7th will be my 6 year anniversary of quitting smoking.
Insert more chickens I traded one addiction for another. But getting more chickens made me work harder and gave me more eggs. It kept my mind off it quite a bit for the 1st 2 weeks. By day 21 I created the new habit.
Now, 6 years later, I can walk by an open air market or restaurant and smell it and almost tell you what brand that person is smoking.
I wouldn’t trade that quit time for anything. I discovered just how strong and stubborn I really was. I’m 58 years old and now my husband and I are building a rather larger two story barn and goose house. I couldn't have done that before.
I wish you all blessings in your quit journeys. You won’t regret it.

Did you quit by using Chantix?

 

[arkiechick lady]

Did you quit by using Chantix?

No. Cold turkey.

 

[Kiki]

No. Cold turkey.

. Congratulations!