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Wednesday, October 28, 2015
Serious Thoughts.... Again
I am really in a mental state for the last several days that is probably good for me. I am feeling more and more determined to quit the damn pipe smoking. Quit is still unfortunately a bit of a relative term. Most of the time, when I say I want to quit, I mean 100% quit... quitting completely. Still there is a part of me who thinks I should once again go with the 97% quit... meaning I can have a pipe or two when I am sharing drinks and chatting with my elderly father-in-law. When I am in this thought train (the 97% quit), I am reminded of and think about how I did exactly that for the six weeks when I also had the motivation where I also committed to doing this during the entirety of Lent.
I am formulating my next plan of attack at this, and I want whichever route I select to be one that I adopt permanently!
PipeTobacco
2 comments:
I appreciate all forms of comments on my writings. I find that I miss the sponteneity of coming to read them here when they were unmoderated. I believe I wrote less due to the moderation. I have decided to adopt limited moderation. Hopefully the prior problems with unfettered comments will not arise again. Please feel free to comment as you wish about the essays I write. I will maintain those comments that offer kind-hearted and gentle opinion... be it positive or negative. The opinions of your comments will, of course, need to have relevance to the post as well.
I would love to report that I have quit smoking but I still smoke a little.
ReplyDeleteWent to Temple yesterday, may do a post about a big waste of taxpayers money.
i quit smoking 26 years ago. i had tried to quit several times and one of the main things helped my quit was remembering how depressed i felt each time i failed.
ReplyDeleteplus for a few weeks before quitting i put all my cigarette butts in a big jar of water and after i quit i put another jar beside the cigarette butts and each day tossed in the amount of money i was saving. i put the jars on the tv so i had to look at them constantly.