Readjustments...life as a non-smoker

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Today is a day of re-adjustments for me. My son goes back to school
today and my daughter returns to school tomorrow. As I work the
evening shift primarily...my mornings are my "free" time. It is
during this time that I did the majority of my smoking, as I hated
smoking around my kids. Didn't want them to be more exposed to it
than they had to.

I was a little suprised that I didn't really think of smoking after my
son went to school. It is that nice suprise that gives me a glimmer
into being a non-smoker once again. I was a non-smoker for 5 years at
one point. I remember not even ever thinking of smoking for months at
a time. I look forward to those days again

Getting a ton of stuff done this morning...keeping me busy. Miss my
son already But...I know he is having a wonderful day...and he
needed to get back to school. Summer was getting a little long and it
was definitely time to return to the regular school year routine.

Anyways...just a little post.

Hoping everyone is doing great with their quits!

PreciousKittyKat =^..^=


Three weeks, four days, 36 minutes and 52 seconds. 500 cigarettes not
smoked, saving $150.15. Life saved: 1 day, 17 hours, 40 minutes.

[HeatherHLP]

Once life gets back to normal... thats when it gets harder for me. In
fact I am about to RANT about it.

Congrats -- keep up the good work!

- Heather
Three days, 9 hours, 43 minutes and 8 seconds. 44 cigarettes not
smoked, saving $9.23. Life saved: 3 hours, 40 minutes.

[ConcordPhil]

PKK,

You're doing wonderful! Imagine... almost a month. Fantastic!

ConcordPhil

[email protected] wrote:
> Today is a day of re-adjustments for me. My son goes back to school
> today and my daughter returns to school tomorrow. As I work the
> evening shift primarily...my mornings are my "free" time. It is
> during this time that I did the majority of my smoking, as I hated
> smoking around my kids. Didn't want them to be more exposed to it
> than they had to.
>
> I was a little suprised that I didn't really think of smoking after my
> son went to school. It is that nice suprise that gives me a glimmer
> into being a non-smoker once again. I was a non-smoker for 5 years at
> one point. I remember not even ever thinking of smoking for months at
> a time. I look forward to those days again
>
> Getting a ton of stuff done this morning...keeping me busy. Miss my
> son already But...I know he is having a wonderful day...and he
> needed to get back to school. Summer was getting a little long and it
> was definitely time to return to the regular school year routine.
>
> Anyways...just a little post.
>
> Hoping everyone is doing great with their quits!
>
> PreciousKittyKat =^..^=
>
>
> Three weeks, four days, 36 minutes and 52 seconds. 500 cigarettes not
> smoked, saving $150.15. Life saved: 1 day, 17 hours, 40 minutes.
>

[Lynn]

my kids go back tomorrow yay!!!!! and although I know I will not be tempted
to smoke I may be really tempted to eat ice-cream when noone is looking.
keep busy and time will flyby


--
Lynn VOF Leaper

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> Today is a day of re-adjustments for me. My son goes back to school
> today and my daughter returns to school tomorrow. As I work the
> evening shift primarily...my mornings are my "free" time. It is
> during this time that I did the majority of my smoking, as I hated
> smoking around my kids. Didn't want them to be more exposed to it
> than they had to.
>
> I was a little suprised that I didn't really think of smoking after my
> son went to school. It is that nice suprise that gives me a glimmer
> into being a non-smoker once again. I was a non-smoker for 5 years at
> one point. I remember not even ever thinking of smoking for months at
> a time. I look forward to those days again
>
> Getting a ton of stuff done this morning...keeping me busy. Miss my
> son already But...I know he is having a wonderful day...and he
> needed to get back to school. Summer was getting a little long and it
> was definitely time to return to the regular school year routine.
>
> Anyways...just a little post.
>
> Hoping everyone is doing great with their quits!
>
> PreciousKittyKat =^..^=
>
>
> Three weeks, four days, 36 minutes and 52 seconds. 500 cigarettes not
> smoked, saving $150.15. Life saved: 1 day, 17 hours, 40 minutes.
>

[Tihomir]

Once upon a time, [email protected] said:

>Anyways...just a little post.
>
>Hoping everyone is doing great with their quits!

Thanks for sharing a Mom's most precious thoughts: thoughts about her
kids :-)
Now they have one more reason to look up to their Mum: she is smoke
free :-)

--
Tihomir *I don't smoke anymore*
IRC chat: #nosmokers at irc.starlink.org
irc://irc.starlink.org/nosmokers

.... Bachelor: One who's footloose and fiance free.

[FlatIronMike]

Thanks for the upbeat posting, PreciousKitty! As we make the
adjustment to smobriety just being able to realize that life is about
more than being smober is always a great step forward. You're doing
great and my pals, the Yodeling Gnomes are waiting to come and
celebrate with you very soon!

FlatironMike
Six months, three weeks, four days, 18 hours, 26 minutes and 48
seconds. 4135 cigarettes not smoked, saving $1,240.36. Life saved: 2
weeks, 8 hours, 35 minutes.

[writer272002]

I love this. =^..^=
It's the cutest thing EVER.