Imago said:

Oh, I'll post something interesting alright. On your FACE.

Cloudbuster said:

How bout a shag instead?

wow! congrats! I think this past june was 5 years for me...maybe 6. One thing that keeps me from ever starting again is the thought of having to quit again. I would be sooo pissed at myself if I one day had to quit smoking again! it's a real bitch to quit so once you've done it...you've done it...don't ever have to do that again
by this spring when the weather gets nice again you'll have more energy and will be motivated to walk more and perhaps even jog. good luck and keep up the good work.

Congratulations!!!

hows your bank account?

Well done...I'll be 3 years off the smokes this January.
Do you have weird dreams?...My dreams got a whole lot more intense when I quit.

The coughing up in the shower in the mornings will stop,that is only because your lungs are trying to expell what you have been putting into them.
As soon as you quit your body starts the healing process...just take it one day at a time and you'll be fine.

Ugh, I have to quit again and I'm so scared I'm going to get fat.

CarrieLee said:

I'm getting fat. Definitely. I've gone up a clothing size since I quit. I just packed away a bunch of clothes this weekend I no longer fit into.
But smoking is a billion times worse for me than being fat.
I can't say I'm happy about it, but eventually I'll deal with that on it's own.

smoke free!




I'm quite pleased. This is the longest I've gone without smoking since I started when I was 17. eep!


My sense of smell and taste have improved somewhat. I discovered that recovering your sense of smell isn’t always a good thing. There are a LOT of nasty smells in the world. Bleh. That, and nearly everything in the world is too salty. I’ve never been a fan of salt and I don’t put it on anything but now I’m REALLY conscious of it.

Sadly, I’ve not noticed any other physical changes, really. I caught a bad cold about a month ago and I’m still coughing and hacking up crap every morning, so that part hasn’t really gone away yet. Other than I’m definitely gaining weight. Which I expected. So, oh well.


In any case, yay me!!!!! Here’s to the next 3 months smoke-free!

Change to title to how many days! Remember the other you had to stop at 3

I was at the dentist last week and it dawned on me that I quit three years ago!

RenHoek said:

I am roughly $286 richer.

I'm planning on buying myself an iPod for Xmas.

I smoked 1/3 of a cigarette in my life and there was no way it was working for me so that is the extent of my smoking career. I smoke poles instead