Hey Casey, Thanks for the well wishes - Hope you had a good Easter, too.
Jean49 - I love your stats too - keep on keepin' on.
Yesh, N2K, I'm hugging trees... quite literally, actually. And, I'll tell you what, it's damn fun too - as 'danger' is my middle name. A fish out of water climbing trees... it's like I'm evolving or something... hmmm, a metamorphosis of sorts, eh. There may be some symbolism in there somewhere. High five back atcha.
Sunshine - we had snow on the ground yesterday, how bout you? And, btw, look at your own stats - uh, awesome. P.S. thanks for coming out today.
Lookingglass - whatever it takes. Kill each craving as it comes. Some are easier than others. None are insurmountable - your choice. Choose well and keep kickin' arse, er, ash.
Interesting - I was where you are about a year ago. I'm 'interested' to hear how your story goes. I have a good feeling about you.
Hummy - ah, my dear Hummy - always good to hear from you. Ya know what's the biggest slap in the face. Philip Morris also posts a 'stop smoking program' for its employees. As if it has any realistic belief in that program - kinda like the gas companies saying they agree that using petroleum is detrimental to the world. Even if you're not smoking it, nicotine's power (monetarily speaking - big, big industry - paying many people's wages) still is addicting... sad, it is. All us quitters understand the answer all too well. Stop and struggle through the effects of that choice and come out on the other side. If only we could quit on a global scale. If the Earth was a person, petroleum is its nicotine, it seems. Wow, I'm getting deeper than the shallow end of the pool in which I belong.
Windy - 200's huge - and I still love your quit date for the positivity. Keep blowin' in the wind.
Lynne - your are cruising your quit. Great job and thanks for your support here.
Cobenfan - Doing great here, my dear, as are you, I'm sure. Always supercool to hear from you, chica.
Keep fightin' the good fight - fish :)
[B]My Milage:[/B]
[B]My Quit Date: [/B] 12/21/2005
[B]Smoke-Free Days:[/B] 473
[B]Cigarettes Not Smoked:[/B] 14,219
[B]Amount Saved:[/B] $2365
[B]Life Gained:[/B]
[B]Days:[/B] 62 [B]Hrs:[/B] 19 [B]Mins:[/B] 39 [B]Seconds:[/B] 7