Ok, so I quit smoking!

Thas a good girl...now run along, I gotta light up.

LOL Panzade. Thanks for the support ;-)

Well done, Montana!!!!!

(((((((Hugh Hug))))))))

Way to go Montana!!!


Joe

Thanks you guys. This is a big thing for me.

I have long hair and since it doesn't end up smelling like smoke a few hours after I wash it, I end up smelling my hair all day, lol.

Wait till you unpack your Spring clothes and wonder what's that smell?

No kidding. I can't notice it yet, but I bet all my cloths smell like smoke. I hear it's not an easy thing to get rid of.

Congratluations, Montana!

Well done. I've been smoking for 10 years and have never managed to quit for longer than a few days. I admire anyone who quits.

One thing though, please don't turn into an ex-smoker anti-smoking Nazi, like some do, although I'm sure you're not that sort of person!

Wow, Montana, That's SUPER!

You go, Girl!

Way to be strong!

And, all that good stuff.

If you feel something, it's me. I'm mentally patting you on the back right now.

Stay strong, sister. If you want to do quit, you can. I quit on Nov. 2, 2001, after 27 years. I'd never tried to quit before because I was afraid of failing so when I finally did quit, failing was not an option.
Do not allow yourself to buy another pack of cigarettes. And don't let that ex of yours be the cause of you disappointing yourself.
HANG TOUGH. The cravings last for only a few minutes and they come less and less as each day passes.
As far as becoming a Nazi, my only thing is, I no longer allow smoking in my home. My motto: If I don't smoke in here, no one does.
Just imagine the money you're saving...

Thanks Olga :-D


Grand Duke
No way would I ever become an anti-smoking Nazi. I have dealt with enough of those use to be smokers to last me a lifetime and I swear that I won't be one of them ;-)

Squinney
Awww!!! Thanks girl :-D

Eoe
Thanks a bunch. I won't become a Nazi either, but like yourself, I no longer allow smoking in my home or my car. No one that comes over smokes anyways, so it'll never even come up.
I have already done the math on the money I'll be saving and I decided to put that money in my savings to save for a new car that I really really want and need :-D

congratulations! that is one major achievement! deserves a big chocolate cake!

errr...watch the food, I ballooned when I quit, in fact I had to start back up to get to a healthy weight...lol

Dag
Thanks and yummy :-D

Panzade
I'm already keeping an eye on that and watching myself. So far my appetite hasn't changed, so I hope it stays that way.

I quit smoking ten or eleven years ago. As I quit drinking at nearly the same time and also changed my dietary habits, I actually lost about 50 pounds. It all depends on the individual. I don't miss any of it one bit.
I had been smoking from early childhood, when the adults smiled to see me break up butts into a home-made corncob pipe, to just over fifty years old.

Edgar
That's awesome. I also won't drink any alcohol for quite some time, since smoking goes real well with a drink. The temptation would just be too much. I also suspect I may lose some weight by cutting out the alcohol and because I'm more active than I was before. I keep myself busy all the time to keep my mind off of it.

Sounds good. Yugogirl.