What a difference a week makes v2

I'm having a much harder week this week.
I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
This week I'm being tested.
Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
Tonite the wife wigged out.
Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
No drink, no smoke.
Nice to come here when the storm calms.
I can't tell what's improving physically.
I think I have even less energy.
I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
I want a clear head.
That's another 6 weeks.
I guess I can do that.

---
1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
saved

On Tue, 14 Aug 2007 21:51:30 -0700, DavidL
<davidlipschutz@comcast.net> wrote:

>I'm having a much harder week this week.
>I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
>This week I'm being tested.
>Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
>Tonite the wife wigged out.
>Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
>No drink, no smoke.
>Nice to come here when the storm calms.
>I can't tell what's improving physically.
>I think I have even less energy.
>I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
>Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
>It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
>I want a clear head.
>That's another 6 weeks.
>I guess I can do that.
>
>---
>1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
>saved

Everyone's experiences with this quit business are different. The
most important thing is to be patient. OK. *The* most important
thing is to not smoke. Followed by patience. You *will* feel better.
You *will* feel more energetic. You *will* get your concentration
back. The whole process *will* get easier although there will be
occasional bumps in the road. You have over a week done. That's
great!!!!
Be patient. Be strong. Be committed to your quit. And, remember.
There's no such thing as just one.
Sue

On Tue, 14 Aug 2007 21:51:30 -0700, DavidL
<davidlipschutz@comcast.net> wrote:

>I'm having a much harder week this week.
>I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
>This week I'm being tested.
>Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
>Tonite the wife wigged out.
>Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
>No drink, no smoke.
>Nice to come here when the storm calms.
>I can't tell what's improving physically.
>I think I have even less energy.
>I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
>Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
>It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
>I want a clear head.
>That's another 6 weeks.
>I guess I can do that.
>
>---
>1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
>saved

Everyone's experiences with this quit business are different. The
most important thing is to be patient. OK. *The* most important
thing is to not smoke. Followed by patience. You *will* feel better.
You *will* feel more energetic. You *will* get your concentration
back. The whole process *will* get easier although there will be
occasional bumps in the road. You have over a week done. That's
great!!!!
Be patient. Be strong. Be committed to your quit. And, remember.
There's no such thing as just one.
Sue

You can do it David!! You are doing great. The concentration thingy is
ummmmm, yeah, ummmmm.....Brain fog! That's it!!! It sucks. And the
tiredness is very common, your body is healing, so it requires more rest. I
slept a hell of a lot at first when we quit. Is totally normal, hon.

hugs

Sarah and Steve
Ten months, three days, 2 hours, 37 minutes and 52 seconds. 7677 cigarettes
not smoked, saving $3,071.09. Life saved: 3 weeks, 5 days, 15 hours, 45
minutes.

"DavidL" <davidlipschutz@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:1187153490.641910.36810@z24g2000prh.googlegro ups.com...
: I'm having a much harder week this week.
: I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
: This week I'm being tested.
: Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
: Tonite the wife wigged out.
: Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
: No drink, no smoke.
: Nice to come here when the storm calms.
: I can't tell what's improving physically.
: I think I have even less energy.
: I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
: Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
: It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
: I want a clear head.
: That's another 6 weeks.
: I guess I can do that.
:
: ---
: 1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
: saved
:

You can do it David!! You are doing great. The concentration thingy is
ummmmm, yeah, ummmmm.....Brain fog! That's it!!! It sucks. And the
tiredness is very common, your body is healing, so it requires more rest. I
slept a hell of a lot at first when we quit. Is totally normal, hon.

hugs

Sarah and Steve
Ten months, three days, 2 hours, 37 minutes and 52 seconds. 7677 cigarettes
not smoked, saving $3,071.09. Life saved: 3 weeks, 5 days, 15 hours, 45
minutes.

"DavidL" <davidlipschutz@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:1187153490.641910.36810@z24g2000prh.googlegro ups.com...
: I'm having a much harder week this week.
: I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
: This week I'm being tested.
: Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
: Tonite the wife wigged out.
: Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
: No drink, no smoke.
: Nice to come here when the storm calms.
: I can't tell what's improving physically.
: I think I have even less energy.
: I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
: Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
: It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
: I want a clear head.
: That's another 6 weeks.
: I guess I can do that.
:
: ---
: 1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
: saved
:

On Aug 15, 12:12 am, "Steve and Sarah"
<sandskrie...@NOSPAM.yourlink.ca> wrote:
> You can do it David!! You are doing great. The concentration thingy is
> ummmmm, yeah, ummmmm.....Brain fog! That's it!!! It sucks. And the
> tiredness is very common, your body is healing, so it requires more rest. I
> slept a hell of a lot at first when we quit. Is totally normal, hon.
>
> hugs
>
> Sarah and Steve
> Ten months, three days, 2 hours, 37 minutes and 52 seconds. 7677 cigarettes
> not smoked, saving $3,071.09. Life saved: 3 weeks, 5 days, 15 hours, 45
> minutes.
>
> "DavidL" <davidlipsch...@comcast.net> wrote in message
>
> news:1187153490.641910.36810@z24g2000prh.googlegro ups.com...
> : I'm having a much harder week this week.
> : I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
> : This week I'm being tested.
> : Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
> : Tonite the wife wigged out.
> : Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
> : No drink, no smoke.
> : Nice to come here when the storm calms.
> : I can't tell what's improving physically.
> : I think I have even less energy.
> : I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
> : Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
> : It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
> : I want a clear head.
> : That's another 6 weeks.
> : I guess I can do that.
> :
> : ---
> : 1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
> : saved
> :

Yeah. Sleep I'm headed there now.
Day 10 starts in 7 minutes.
Wife still clueless.
Bitched about my smoking just this evening.
Kids and coworkers haven't caught on either.
Can't wait to tell Dr. though.
I hate having to look at the floor and admit, "yeah, I'm still
smoking."

On Aug 15, 12:12 am, "Steve and Sarah"
<sandskrie...@NOSPAM.yourlink.ca> wrote:
> You can do it David!! You are doing great. The concentration thingy is
> ummmmm, yeah, ummmmm.....Brain fog! That's it!!! It sucks. And the
> tiredness is very common, your body is healing, so it requires more rest. I
> slept a hell of a lot at first when we quit. Is totally normal, hon.
>
> hugs
>
> Sarah and Steve
> Ten months, three days, 2 hours, 37 minutes and 52 seconds. 7677 cigarettes
> not smoked, saving $3,071.09. Life saved: 3 weeks, 5 days, 15 hours, 45
> minutes.
>
> "DavidL" <davidlipsch...@comcast.net> wrote in message
>
> news:1187153490.641910.36810@z24g2000prh.googlegro ups.com...
> : I'm having a much harder week this week.
> : I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
> : This week I'm being tested.
> : Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
> : Tonite the wife wigged out.
> : Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
> : No drink, no smoke.
> : Nice to come here when the storm calms.
> : I can't tell what's improving physically.
> : I think I have even less energy.
> : I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
> : Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
> : It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
> : I want a clear head.
> : That's another 6 weeks.
> : I guess I can do that.
> :
> : ---
> : 1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
> : saved
> :

Yeah. Sleep I'm headed there now.
Day 10 starts in 7 minutes.
Wife still clueless.
Bitched about my smoking just this evening.
Kids and coworkers haven't caught on either.
Can't wait to tell Dr. though.
I hate having to look at the floor and admit, "yeah, I'm still
smoking."

DavidL wrote:
> I'm having a much harder week this week.
> I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
> This week I'm being tested.
> Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
> Tonite the wife wigged out.
> Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
> No drink, no smoke.
> Nice to come here when the storm calms.
> I can't tell what's improving physically.
> I think I have even less energy.
> I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
> Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
> It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
> I want a clear head.
> That's another 6 weeks.
> I guess I can do that.
>
> ---
> 1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
> saved
>
Keep doing what your doing Dave. I found early in my quit for me at any
rate letting things slide a little and not getting so wound up helped. I
just kept thinking "bollocks I don't have to deal with that now I'll do
it later" Your quit is the most important thing IMHO you have to look
after yourself and your quit.
Regards Chris

DavidL wrote:
> I'm having a much harder week this week.
> I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
> This week I'm being tested.
> Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
> Tonite the wife wigged out.
> Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
> No drink, no smoke.
> Nice to come here when the storm calms.
> I can't tell what's improving physically.
> I think I have even less energy.
> I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
> Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
> It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
> I want a clear head.
> That's another 6 weeks.
> I guess I can do that.
>
> ---
> 1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
> saved
>
Keep doing what your doing Dave. I found early in my quit for me at any
rate letting things slide a little and not getting so wound up helped. I
just kept thinking "bollocks I don't have to deal with that now I'll do
it later" Your quit is the most important thing IMHO you have to look
after yourself and your quit.
Regards Chris

David,
I'm sorry you're having a rough week. Quitting something that you've
been doing 20+ times a day for umpteen years is, by definition, an
IMMENSE lifestyle change and will cause real upheaval in your life. But
a.) it will pass
b.) smoking will not make it *better*
c.) it IS worth it

Ok. MIL wigged out. Wife wigged out. *You* didn't smoke. In my book, you
are already a success story. Keep up the good quit and keep reading and
posting. AS3 is truly an island of sanity in the mad ocean of tobacco
addiction. Stay on shore with us and survive. Hmmm... not sure if that
metaphor works but... you get the picture

We are rooting for you!

ConcordPhil
Charter member of the Lucky 7s and grateful to have not smoked 752
cigarettes in the past 1M 6D 15h 35m. Being smoke-free these past 37
days has saved me $188.23 and 2D 14h 40m of my life.


DavidL wrote:
> I'm having a much harder week this week.
> I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
> This week I'm being tested.
> Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
> Tonite the wife wigged out.
> Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
> No drink, no smoke.
> Nice to come here when the storm calms.
> I can't tell what's improving physically.
> I think I have even less energy.
> I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
> Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
> It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
> I want a clear head.
> That's another 6 weeks.
> I guess I can do that.
>
> ---
> 1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
> saved
>

David,
I'm sorry you're having a rough week. Quitting something that you've
been doing 20+ times a day for umpteen years is, by definition, an
IMMENSE lifestyle change and will cause real upheaval in your life. But
a.) it will pass
b.) smoking will not make it *better*
c.) it IS worth it

Ok. MIL wigged out. Wife wigged out. *You* didn't smoke. In my book, you
are already a success story. Keep up the good quit and keep reading and
posting. AS3 is truly an island of sanity in the mad ocean of tobacco
addiction. Stay on shore with us and survive. Hmmm... not sure if that
metaphor works but... you get the picture

We are rooting for you!

ConcordPhil
Charter member of the Lucky 7s and grateful to have not smoked 752
cigarettes in the past 1M 6D 15h 35m. Being smoke-free these past 37
days has saved me $188.23 and 2D 14h 40m of my life.


DavidL wrote:
> I'm having a much harder week this week.
> I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
> This week I'm being tested.
> Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
> Tonite the wife wigged out.
> Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
> No drink, no smoke.
> Nice to come here when the storm calms.
> I can't tell what's improving physically.
> I think I have even less energy.
> I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
> Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
> It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
> I want a clear head.
> That's another 6 weeks.
> I guess I can do that.
>
> ---
> 1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
> saved
>

That's a good attitude to have! Do whatever it takes.
With hope and heart,
Kathleen



> I'm having a much harder week this week.
> I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
> This week I'm being tested.
> Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
> Tonite the wife wigged out.
> Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
> No drink, no smoke.
> Nice to come here when the storm calms.
> I can't tell what's improving physically.
> I think I have even less energy.
> I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
> Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
> It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
> I want a clear head.
> That's another 6 weeks.
> I guess I can do that.
>
> ---
> 1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
> saved
>

That's a good attitude to have! Do whatever it takes.
With hope and heart,
Kathleen



> I'm having a much harder week this week.
> I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
> This week I'm being tested.
> Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
> Tonite the wife wigged out.
> Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
> No drink, no smoke.
> Nice to come here when the storm calms.
> I can't tell what's improving physically.
> I think I have even less energy.
> I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
> Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
> It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
> I want a clear head.
> That's another 6 weeks.
> I guess I can do that.
>
> ---
> 1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55 life
> saved
>

> Keep doing what your doing Dave. I found early in my quit for me at any
> rate letting things slide a little and not getting so wound up helped. I
> just kept thinking "bollocks I don't have to deal with that now I'll do it
> later" Your quit is the most important thing IMHO you have to look after
> yourself and your quit.
> Regards Chris

That helped me too, and putting off everything that didn't need to be done
right away. I just did the things that were absolutely necessary and I said
no to all the people who wanted this or that. They had to do without my
help for a few months.
With hope and heart,
Kathleen

> Keep doing what your doing Dave. I found early in my quit for me at any
> rate letting things slide a little and not getting so wound up helped. I
> just kept thinking "bollocks I don't have to deal with that now I'll do it
> later" Your quit is the most important thing IMHO you have to look after
> yourself and your quit.
> Regards Chris

That helped me too, and putting off everything that didn't need to be done
right away. I just did the things that were absolutely necessary and I said
no to all the people who wanted this or that. They had to do without my
help for a few months.
With hope and heart,
Kathleen

Good for you for keeping it to yourself!!!! I shouted it from the
mountaintops when I started my quit.
With hope and heart,
Kathleen



>
> Yeah. Sleep I'm headed there now.
> Day 10 starts in 7 minutes.
> Wife still clueless.
> Bitched about my smoking just this evening.
> Kids and coworkers haven't caught on either.
> Can't wait to tell Dr. though.
> I hate having to look at the floor and admit, "yeah, I'm still
> smoking."
>

Good for you for keeping it to yourself!!!! I shouted it from the
mountaintops when I started my quit.
With hope and heart,
Kathleen



>
> Yeah. Sleep I'm headed there now.
> Day 10 starts in 7 minutes.
> Wife still clueless.
> Bitched about my smoking just this evening.
> Kids and coworkers haven't caught on either.
> Can't wait to tell Dr. though.
> I hate having to look at the floor and admit, "yeah, I'm still
> smoking."
>

Sorry you're having a tough week David. If I could, would give you
version 1. I kind of think I'm getting the benefits of knowledge
learned in my previous quits. Nice to know all I went through a
couple times before may not have been for nothing.

One thing I can promise you, if you hang tough and don't puff, it
WILL get better and better and better and even GREAT !!!!

You are doing it my friend !!!

Wayne
Smober Time: 1W, 3D, 20Hs, 23m
Not Smoked: 303
Money Saved: $47.85
Life saved: 1D, 1H, 15m


DavidL <davidlipschutz@comcast.net> wrote in
news:1187153490.641910.36810@z24g2000prh.googlegro ups.com:

> I'm having a much harder week this week.
> I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
> This week I'm being tested.
> Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
> Tonite the wife wigged out.
> Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
> No drink, no smoke.
> Nice to come here when the storm calms.
> I can't tell what's improving physically.
> I think I have even less energy.
> I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
> Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
> It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
> I want a clear head.
> That's another 6 weeks.
> I guess I can do that.
>
> ---
> 1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55
life
> saved
>

Sorry you're having a tough week David. If I could, would give you
version 1. I kind of think I'm getting the benefits of knowledge
learned in my previous quits. Nice to know all I went through a
couple times before may not have been for nothing.

One thing I can promise you, if you hang tough and don't puff, it
WILL get better and better and better and even GREAT !!!!

You are doing it my friend !!!

Wayne
Smober Time: 1W, 3D, 20Hs, 23m
Not Smoked: 303
Money Saved: $47.85
Life saved: 1D, 1H, 15m


DavidL <davidlipschutz@comcast.net> wrote in
news:1187153490.641910.36810@z24g2000prh.googlegro ups.com:

> I'm having a much harder week this week.
> I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
> This week I'm being tested.
> Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
> Tonite the wife wigged out.
> Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
> No drink, no smoke.
> Nice to come here when the storm calms.
> I can't tell what's improving physically.
> I think I have even less energy.
> I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
> Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
> It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
> I want a clear head.
> That's another 6 weeks.
> I guess I can do that.
>
> ---
> 1w 1d 23:22 smoke-free, 251 cigs not smoked, $29.49 saved, 20:55
life
> saved
>

David, what you are going through is very typical for the early part
of the quit. I had a huge amount of brain fog in the beginning but
over time it lifted until it finally cleared up. Send your wife & MIL
over to 14th Street here for wigs since they seem to have that need,
but no way smoke! You are doing well and it does get better and
better.

FlatironMike
Six months, four days, 11 hours, 50 minutes and 35 seconds. 3709
cigarettes not smoked, saving $1,112.71. Life saved: 1 week, 5 days,
21 hours, 5 minutes.

David, what you are going through is very typical for the early part
of the quit. I had a huge amount of brain fog in the beginning but
over time it lifted until it finally cleared up. Send your wife & MIL
over to 14th Street here for wigs since they seem to have that need,
but no way smoke! You are doing well and it does get better and
better.

FlatironMike
Six months, four days, 11 hours, 50 minutes and 35 seconds. 3709
cigarettes not smoked, saving $1,112.71. Life saved: 1 week, 5 days,
21 hours, 5 minutes.

Hang in there, David.
Deeep breaths. Deeeeeeeep breaths.
When things get hectic for me, I stop and tell myself: "Hey, the only
thing you really HAVE to do right this second is ... breathe."
Sometimes it even works, LOL.


Ashley

Hang in there, David.
Deeep breaths. Deeeeeeeep breaths.
When things get hectic for me, I stop and tell myself: "Hey, the only
thing you really HAVE to do right this second is ... breathe."
Sometimes it even works, LOL.


Ashley

Once upon a time, DavidL said:

>I'm having a much harder week this week.
>I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
>This week I'm being tested.
>Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
>Tonite the wife wigged out.
>Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
>No drink, no smoke.
>Nice to come here when the storm calms.
>I can't tell what's improving physically.
>I think I have even less energy.
>I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
>Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
>It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
>I want a clear head.
>That's another 6 weeks.
>I guess I can do that.

Go David! Go David! Go David! Go David! Go David! Go David!
You can do it and you *will* do it!

--
Tihomir ÷¤÷ I think, therefore I do not smoke
Remove my shirt to E-mail me
IRC chat: #nosmokers at irc.starlink.org
irc://irc.starlink.org/nosmokers

.... Hailing frequencies open, Captain.

Once upon a time, DavidL said:

>I'm having a much harder week this week.
>I think God's grace gave me a gift week last week.
>This week I'm being tested.
>Last nite the mother in law wigged out.
>Tonite the wife wigged out.
>Thankfully I've been supplied with tools.
>No drink, no smoke.
>Nice to come here when the storm calms.
>I can't tell what's improving physically.
>I think I have even less energy.
>I know for a fact my concentration is shot.
>Got appt. w/ Dr on Friday.
>It's been recommended I do 90 days of this Chantix.
>I want a clear head.
>That's another 6 weeks.
>I guess I can do that.

Go David! Go David! Go David! Go David! Go David! Go David!
You can do it and you *will* do it!

--
Tihomir ÷¤÷ I think, therefore I do not smoke
Remove my shirt to E-mail me
IRC chat: #nosmokers at irc.starlink.org
irc://irc.starlink.org/nosmokers

.... Hailing frequencies open, Captain.

Once upon a time, DavidL said:

>Yeah. Sleep I'm headed there now.
>Day 10 starts in 7 minutes.
>Wife still clueless.
>Bitched about my smoking just this evening.

It might be time to let her know

--
Tihomir ÷¤÷ I think, therefore I do not smoke
Remove my shirt to E-mail me
IRC chat: #nosmokers at irc.starlink.org
irc://irc.starlink.org/nosmokers

.... Hailing frequencies open, Captain.

Once upon a time, DavidL said:

>Yeah. Sleep I'm headed there now.
>Day 10 starts in 7 minutes.
>Wife still clueless.
>Bitched about my smoking just this evening.

It might be time to let her know

--
Tihomir ÷¤÷ I think, therefore I do not smoke
Remove my shirt to E-mail me
IRC chat: #nosmokers at irc.starlink.org
irc://irc.starlink.org/nosmokers

.... Hailing frequencies open, Captain.

On Aug 15, 6:20 pm, Tihomir <tgrebenash...@inet.hr> wrote:
> Once upon a time, DavidL said:
>
> >Yeah. Sleep I'm headed there now.
> >Day 10 starts in 7 minutes.
> >Wife still clueless.
> >Bitched about my smoking just this evening.
>
> It might be time to let her know
>
> --
> Tihomir ÷¤÷ I think, therefore I do not smoke
> Remove my shirt to E-mail me
> IRC chat: #nosmokers at irc.starlink.org
> irc://irc.starlink.org/nosmokers
>
> ... Hailing frequencies open, Captain.

T...... this game (in my mind) is kinda motivating me.
It's kinda like a carrot out in front of me.

On Aug 15, 6:20 pm, Tihomir <tgrebenash...@inet.hr> wrote:
> Once upon a time, DavidL said:
>
> >Yeah. Sleep I'm headed there now.
> >Day 10 starts in 7 minutes.
> >Wife still clueless.
> >Bitched about my smoking just this evening.
>
> It might be time to let her know
>
> --
> Tihomir ÷¤÷ I think, therefore I do not smoke
> Remove my shirt to E-mail me
> IRC chat: #nosmokers at irc.starlink.org
> irc://irc.starlink.org/nosmokers
>
> ... Hailing frequencies open, Captain.

T...... this game (in my mind) is kinda motivating me.
It's kinda like a carrot out in front of me.