Well the good news is if you have relatives reaching these ages, you are 
probably from good strong peasant stock.  Despite what damage you may have 
done, given the evidence, your chances of growing down into a tiny little old 
person are pretty good.  Don't give up giving up, but my one grandfather puffed 
his way to 96, and he ate a stick of butter a day.  Sadly, I'm not related to 
him.  The thing to remember about cigarettes is, as much as you may have come 
to hate them, they hate you even more.
   
  I know what you mean about Home Depot.  Whenever I go there, I feel like 
Pac-Man after eating a power button, with all these ghostly orange figures 
disappearing around corners.  I hope you have a couple years left on your 
driver's license.

Tuesday Chatter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
          The smoking for me was a relaxation thing.  I was never more relaxed 
than when I had a glass of wine and some smokes.  I find myself getting very 
agitated at times.  I have to stay away from certain places that I know will 
really set me off...like the grocery store between 5-7 PM and Home Depot 
anytime.  Someone's gonna get hurt!

hannahbearlee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:       --- In 
[email protected], Tuesday Chatter
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thanks. Only a smoker would know what I am going through. This is
my 20th try or so. I'm really motivated this time. I have a new
grandson which made my parents great-grandparents and my grandmother
is now a great-great-grandmother. I want to stick around that long too.
> Anyway- with the money I have saved so far I got two really nice
pairs of dress shoes (on sale) and a pair of walking shoes. And a
bunch of stuff for the baby of course.
> 
> 

As a former smoker myself (who has the tendency to fall off the wagon
when blasted, sigh) I always found the after dinner smoke the most
painful, but the boozing smoke the easiest to give into (see earlier
parenthetical). So I say this may be a case wherein if you're going
to drink, give the willpower over to a trustworthy friend.

Also, I definitely do want to smoke less when I've been working out
regularly (I think this means I agree with Ellen, but I'll say it
anyway). So getting out for a daily walk/jog/pogo will help.

Good luck!




    
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