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I'm thinking that every season is better as a non-smoker!
 
Good work, folks! Keep it up!
 
 
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You will love the spring and summer as a quitter.It's great to be active without worrying about having cigs with you !
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15 years ago 0 312 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
I want to thank you, Astrofan.
 
The most important reason I quit smoking was (and this may sound shallow) to not ever have to stand out in the cold and snow to smoke.
 
Now, here recently, I have been a bit frightened of Spring coming because I may be tempted to go back to smoking.
 
And then, here you are..saying something like this:
"And thank goodness , spring is coming soon ! What a pleasure it is to breath that crisp spring air without constant hacking."
 
I'm straightened back out now, thanks to you.
 
Charm
 
15 years ago 0 97 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
We've got a great climate here in southern Oregon, but we have winter days of snow, slush, and windy cold.  I watch people go out into the slushy, drizzly, breezy cold all bundled up to stand under a tree that barely gives any protection so they can suck smoke into their bodies and relieve their withdrawals for a while.  Then, later on, they do it all over again. 
 
Meanwhile, I stand warm and dry at the window and watch, grateful for my success in overcoming this addiction.
15 years ago 0 901 logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo logo 0
Right now is such a great time to be a quitter , in most places it's cold and spring will be here soon.Living in Texas all of my life , I really don't remember a colder winter.But when we quit smoking staying indoors is much esier than having to run outside for a smoke.
And thank goodness , spring is coming soon ! What a pleasure it is to breath that crisp spring air without constant hacking.
If you just quit you have this to look forward to , if you're an old time quitter enjoy it again.
 
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