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Re: Day one or two
« Reply #7 on: February 20, 2013, 01:42:00 PM »
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A couple of days ago i walked outside and looked around. Call me crazy but everything looked different. It was day 4 of my quit and i noticed everything had a little more life to it. Hard to explain. I do know one thing. I was looking at the world for the first time in over 25 years without nicotine running through my veins. I had a moment of thought and couldn't hold back every tear. Its worth it.
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Re: Day one or two
« Reply #6 on: February 20, 2013, 12:51:00 PM »
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A couple of days ago i walked outside and looked around. Call me crazy but everything looked different. It was day 4 of my quit and i noticed everything had a little more life to it. Hard to explain. I do know one thing. I was looking at the world for the first time in over 25 years without nicotine running through my veins. I had a moment of thought and couldn't hold back every tear. Its worth it.
Being rather new myself, this shit just made my day."behold, all things are new...."
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Re: Day one or two
« Reply #5 on: February 20, 2013, 12:24:00 PM »
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A couple of days ago i walked outside and looked around.  Call me crazy but  everything looked different.  It was day 4 of my quit and i noticed everything had a little more life to it.  Hard to explain.  I do know one thing.  I was looking at the world for the first time in over 25 years without nicotine running through my veins.  I had a moment of thought and couldn't hold back every tear.  Its worth it.
Freedom tastes great. Great job.
This is perfect. Man, I dig reading posts like this. Welcome to the rest of your life. You are gonna have some bad times, so be prepared. However, the times like you described here are far more potent. Soak that in, and enjoy the trip. Everything you experience will be more significant from this point on. I call these things personal milestones, and I remember them all. That's what keeps me quit.

You may have already seen this somewhere, but read my post in this intro thread from yesterday. That's my take on what you're experiencing.
Awesome! You will continue to have little moments like this. Keep banking them For the moment that you will need them to squelch a lie. Nicotine has never, and will never enhance anything. It only clouds the real experience. Meditate on this moment often, and look for new ones.
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This shit gets me going man. Absofuckinglutely brother. The world is different now. Find the tallest building and scream from the top "I QUIT". Its amazing when you see all you have left on the table from the years of being a slave. Good for you. And if there is anything worth crying about saving your fucking life is one. That and the final episode of MASH.
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Re: Day one or two
« Reply #4 on: February 20, 2013, 09:27:00 AM »
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A couple of days ago i walked outside and looked around.  Call me crazy but  everything looked different.  It was day 4 of my quit and i noticed everything had a little more life to it.  Hard to explain.  I do know one thing.  I was looking at the world for the first time in over 25 years without nicotine running through my veins.  I had a moment of thought and couldn't hold back every tear.  Its worth it.
Freedom tastes great. Great job.
This is perfect. Man, I dig reading posts like this. Welcome to the rest of your life. You are gonna have some bad times, so be prepared. However, the times like you described here are far more potent. Soak that in, and enjoy the trip. Everything you experience will be more significant from this point on. I call these things personal milestones, and I remember them all. That's what keeps me quit.

You may have already seen this somewhere, but read my post in this intro thread from yesterday. That's my take on what you're experiencing.
Awesome! You will continue to have little moments like this. Keep banking them For the moment that you will need them to squelch a lie. Nicotine has never, and will never enhance anything. It only clouds the real experience. Meditate on this moment often, and look for new ones.
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Re: Day one or two
« Reply #3 on: February 20, 2013, 08:32:00 AM »
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A couple of days ago i walked outside and looked around.  Call me crazy but  everything looked different.  It was day 4 of my quit and i noticed everything had a little more life to it.  Hard to explain.  I do know one thing.  I was looking at the world for the first time in over 25 years without nicotine running through my veins.  I had a moment of thought and couldn't hold back every tear.  Its worth it.
Freedom tastes great. Great job.
This is perfect. Man, I dig reading posts like this. Welcome to the rest of your life. You are gonna have some bad times, so be prepared. However, the times like you described here are far more potent. Soak that in, and enjoy the trip. Everything you experience will be more significant from this point on. I call these things personal milestones, and I remember them all. That's what keeps me quit.

You may have already seen this somewhere, but read my post in this intro thread from yesterday. That's my take on what you're experiencing.
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Re: Day one or two
« Reply #2 on: February 20, 2013, 07:32:00 AM »
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A couple of days ago i walked outside and looked around. Call me crazy but everything looked different. It was day 4 of my quit and i noticed everything had a little more life to it. Hard to explain. I do know one thing. I was looking at the world for the first time in over 25 years without nicotine running through my veins. I had a moment of thought and couldn't hold back every tear. Its worth it.
Freedom tastes great. Great job.
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Day one or two
« on: February 20, 2013, 06:58:00 AM »
A couple of days ago i walked outside and looked around. Call me crazy but everything looked different. It was day 4 of my quit and i noticed everything had a little more life to it. Hard to explain. I do know one thing. I was looking at the world for the first time in over 25 years without nicotine running through my veins. I had a moment of thought and couldn't hold back every tear. Its worth it.
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