Quitting takes you wayyyy out of your comfort zone so yes, you will have moments of "ugh!" Those are the times you get out your quit tool box and do something other than feel uncomfortable. Breathe, drink some water, talk to a friend, ask for support here....wait, you did that!! 
Seriously, SaraCorinne, you are on day 3. Give yourself a break! Quitting isn't an immediate fix to addiction. Remember all the reasons you wanted to do this and take good care of yourself during this time. You are definitely worth the quit!! And you deserve to know what it's like to live a life free of addiction Hang in there!!!
Sheri
Hang in there. You are on the backside of this day. You are almost halfway through Hell Week! You have got this! It is never a bad time to quit Cry if you need to. Scream into a pillow if you need to.
Just keep thinking "you got this". Positive self-talk!!
Sending positive vibes your way!
I didn't like feeling at loose ends either. Accept the challenge to get through these yucky moments and wear your hours won with pride (ur...as much as you can muster). Every day you say no, I'm not going back puts you one day closer to resolving the ugh of quitting. Distractions are fine...walk, candy (ur...some), tv, movies, read, retail therapy...doesn't matter...just keep saying no, I'm not going to smoke. Set the anxiety of wanting to know how this is all going to turn out to the set, just don't smoke. The rest will fall in to place when it is suppose to.
I put these burn holes in the driver's seat of my corolla in 2009. Brand new car. Just had to smoke in it, even though there was no ashtray. Had to smoke, just had to. Not today, though. Heading toward five years and I don't have to work hard at say no now, it comes naturally if and when the thought of smoking comes to mind. And I know who I am today. But it hurt to start. That is why it is called an addiction.
Yes you can, one day at a time. No doubt about it. Keep the smober hours coming.
Deep breaths and know that we're all here to help you in any way we can and you'll be able to look yourself in the mirror in a few hours and say yay for another Day WON, you'll have three precious Smokefree days this evening as difficult as quitting can be it's absolutely Doable even though it doesn't feel like it during the horrid craves but it is Doable, keep your mind as well as your hands occupied do whatever you have to to get through the rough patches but you must believe it and stick with your quit......
