SoWell on Sowal

[DD]

Oh, Lordy. Talk about some old biddy wenches... :roll: it will be great... and we'll have such a bad attitude about all the newcomers on the board and give them a what fer... we'll probably get banned a lot for our wonderful colorful language and general buttholism.

My new favorite phrase!!! A genuine "Tootsieism"!

 

[Beach Crazy]

Well, this ole butthole's going to bed. Toodles.

 

[Ocean Lover]

Well, this ole butthole's going to bed. Toodles.

Nightnight BH, er, BC.

 

[Mango]

Oh, Lordy. Talk about some old biddy wenches... :roll: it will be great... and we'll have such a bad attitude about all the newcomers on the board and give them a what fer... we'll probably get banned a lot for our wonderful colorful language and general buttholism.

My new favorite phrase!!! A genuine "Tootsieism"!

I love it. Two new words tonight. Buttholism and Tootsieism.
Wonder if there will be a patch or pill for the Buttholism.

 

[Miss Kitty]

:clap_1: ...now, where is the Senior SoWal Wench Home located again??? This will be funn!

 

[Jdarg]

]I want to be free[/B]. :clap_1: I don't want to smell like an ashtray anymore. I don't want to hear my sister yell at me because the baby smells like cigarattes after I hold him. I don't want to run out the door in my pajamas and a coat because I am out of cigarettes.

Quitting smoking is very freeing (but very hard!!!) I miss it every day.


Patch. Don't cut them in half, and follow the directions to the letter.

Wellbutrin.

Completely change your routine. Instead of getting up and having coffee, newspaper, and smoke, I jumped straight into the shower and slapped a fresh patch on. Then didn't stop moving- drank my coffee and cleaned out a drawer, folded laundry, etc.

Pick a day to quit (I picked January 23 that year- didn't want to be part of the New Year resolution madness). A week before you quit, write down every single cigarette you smoke- and where you were and the time. You will see a pattern, and you can start planning your routine changes. Also, quitting in the winter was great- I didn't really want to stand outside in the cold to smoke. Frigid temps are a good motivator.

I will say it again- Patch. No gum. Patch. Don't cheat it.

Even though I didn't smoke in the car when the kids were in it, I loved to smoke and drive when they weren't in it. So I would take an apple with me- and became addicted to eating apples in the car. I still am! I have to toss an apple core out somewhere everyday!

A support group helped. I found a good one through my doctor. We met once a week for 12 weeks and biatched and moaned, and gradually the biatching and moaning turned into pats on the back and seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.

So good luck Mango- it was the hardest thing I ever did. But you will know when it is time. You will wake up and just say "I sick of this this shee-it!"

 

[Mango]

Quitting smoking is very freeing (but very hard!!!) I miss it every day.


Patch. Don't cut them in half, and follow the directions to the letter.

Wellbutrin.

Completely change your routine. Instead of getting up and having coffee, newspaper, and smoke, I jumped straight into the shower and slapped a fresh patch on. Then didn't stop moving- drank my coffee and cleaned out a drawer, folded laundry, etc.

Pick a day to quit (I picked January 23 that year- didn't want to be part of the New Year resolution madness). A week before you quit, write down every single cigarette you smoke- and where you were and the time. You will see a pattern, and you can start planning your routine changes. Also, quitting in the winter was great- I didn't really want to stand outside in the cold to smoke. Frigid temps are a good motivator.

I will say it again- Patch. No gum. Patch. Don't cheat it.

Even though I didn't smoke in the car when the kids were in it, I loved to smoke and drive when they weren't in it. So I would take an apple with me- and became addicted to eating apples in the car. I still am! I have to toss an apple core out somewhere everyday!

A support group helped. I found a good one through my doctor. We met once a week for 12 weeks and biatched and moaned, and gradually the biatching and moaning turned into pats on the back and seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.

So good luck Mango- it was the hardest thing I ever did. But you will know when it is time. You will wake up and just say "I sick of this this shee-it!"

Thanks Jenay. Grayt tips. :clap_1: I will look for a support group. I am at that point now where I am just sick it. Not to mention that New York has a $1.00 surcharge on cigarettes. I rather spend the money on my nephews. Every time I buy a carton, I think of all the cute little outfits I could have bought instead.

 

[Teresa]

I love it. Two new words tonight. Buttholism and Tootsieism.
Wonder if there will be a patch or pill for the Buttholism.

glad you likey. a pill to prevent or to help foster the buttholism within?

 

[DD]

Quitting smoking is very freeing (but very hard!!!) I miss it every day.


Patch. Don't cut them in half, and follow the directions to the letter.

Wellbutrin.

Completely change your routine. Instead of getting up and having coffee, newspaper, and smoke, I jumped straight into the shower and slapped a fresh patch on. Then didn't stop moving- drank my coffee and cleaned out a drawer, folded laundry, etc.

Pick a day to quit (I picked January 23 that year- didn't want to be part of the New Year resolution madness). A week before you quit, write down every single cigarette you smoke- and where you were and the time. You will see a pattern, and you can start planning your routine changes. Also, quitting in the winter was great- I didn't really want to stand outside in the cold to smoke. Frigid temps are a good motivator.

I will say it again- Patch. No gum. Patch. Don't cheat it.

Even though I didn't smoke in the car when the kids were in it, I loved to smoke and drive when they weren't in it. So I would take an apple with me- and became addicted to eating apples in the car. I still am! I have to toss an apple core out somewhere everyday!

A support group helped. I found a good one through my doctor. We met once a week for 12 weeks and biatched and moaned, and gradually the biatching and moaning turned into pats on the back and seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.

So good luck Mango- it was the hardest thing I ever did. But you will know when it is time. You will wake up and just say "I sick of this this shee-it!"

jdarg, what a motivating post!! Inspirational!!:clap_1:

 

[flyforfun]

Doing leg lifts and 12 oz curls can really burn those calories! ;-)

Beachmom..is the avator pic for sale?:roll: