Day Two of Not Smoking. Not too bad. It's tomorrow that's going to be hell.
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No, not going to yell at my kid. I could yell at you, though. Tomorrow, wear a cup. I'm going to need to get some tension out.
That said, I'm glad I'm at a safe distance from you now that you're sans nicotine.
@CM: Is Devin still spreading stories? Man, you smack a guy in the nuts ONE TIME, and you're never allowed to forget it.
@FFS: Uh...huh....
Again, I'm glad that you're quitting smoking. It's so much better for your health and the health of your little one.
I'm also glad that you're way the hell over there in Phoenix.
@pagne: does that mean that I have to quit drinking too? NOOOOoOOOooooOOO!!!
@Jeeps: DJ Quelyn. The pasty nekkid dude.
@CM: See you in July at the ComicCon, though, right? I promise I'll be all cranky-ed out by then.
Did you get rid of the last of your cigarettes? I hear that's important in the quitting process. Not only saying that you quit but throwing away that last pack or last cigarette. It helps make it more definite, supposedly.
@FFS: Unfortunately ComicCon is out for me this year. Lack of moneys.
@Fuji: yep, they are all gone.
@CM: oh noes! Time to start selling your body fluids, man!
@FFS: Nay. The cause is lost. This is what I get for ordering a flat-screen.
Eventually, I have to pay for it.
Day three begins. You know, I'm actually feeling a lot better about this than I thought I would. I'm not hanging out with any smokers, which helps a lot.
It may sound counter-productive, but the first time I quit smoking cigarettes I started smoking pot once in awhile with Nad.
It gives you the satisfaction of smoking, but with a totally different effect so that you don't crave cigarettes, since pot isn't addictive.
Also, you know none of us smoke at Casa de Nelly so feel free to call us sometime. We'll play Wii and make some food. Nelly just got her wisdom teeth out so she's not up for company just yet. But I'm off work tonight if you want to hang out.
@pagne: sounds good. Wow, Nelly finally got the chompers out? I'll bring her some jello or something. We should do hummus and pitas and tabouleh and olives. Yes? Yes.
No olives, for the love of Christ. I hate olives more than cucumbers. But yes to those other things. Just let me know when to come over so I can plan my lunch accordingly.

My mom always swore by yelling at her kids whenever she wanted a cigarette. Eventually the urge to smoke went away, and she just yelled all the time.