I don't know if you do any kind of exercising, but the "same old, same old" feeling of NML might be perked up by adding a little exercise spice to it. Even a daily walk. You're doing one great thing for your body, why not add something into the mix. The more we accomplish, the better we feel about ourselves. Setting ourselves a new challenge can help bring some excitement back into it.
I think part of the reason NML is a bleak place is because we've accomplished a huge goal, met the challenge, achieved a quest. We've achieved the quest of quitting. And it's kind of like we think to ourselves "now what?" The excitement is no longer there. "Why am I not as excited? Shouldn't there be something GREAT happening." But there isn't. We've just moved into the maintenance stage, and are still having cravings off and on and where's the PRIZE?
The prize, of course, is better health. But we don't often feel the magnificent changes taking place in our bodies. There are actually many prizes along the journey. The prize of coughing less, the prize of being able to smell things we haven't in years, the prize of having sweeter breath. One of the greatest prizes is when we realize we haven't thought about a cigarette all day. Or when we see a cigarette and find we really don't want it. The prize of the discovery that we can get just as much enjoyment out of life as we did with a cigarette in our hand. And the prize of being able to handle stress without that same go-to.
Celebrating milestones is one way to keep the excitement up. Aim for that next one and cheer yourself when you get there. It could be 100 days, it could be another month, it could be just the celebration of getting through a really tough day without caving. Every day we get through, until we're through, is a day to celebrate.
We celebrate YOU and your quit!
And you still can celebrate you and your wonderful quit. Buy yourself something you always wanted, save your cigarette money and take a trip. Each week you can explore where you want to go, what you'd like to do, or something like that. Just some ideas for you 
