~~Your talent determines what you can do. Your motivation determines how much you are willing to do. Your attitude determines how well you do it.~~ Lou Holtz
When you are quitting, it's rather important to figure out what you like to do...your talents, your skills, your abilities...because if you keep busy doing what you like, you will be better able to forget for a while about smoking. I filled my days with doing my favorite things...and I found that it really helped me get through my quit.
So do you mind sharing with us? Are you an artist? An organizer? A poet? Are you a dancer? Do you sing? What are your favorite things to do? What makes you happy? What makes you forget about things? Do you speak different languages? Do you garden? Are you a cleaner? A builder? Puzzle worker?
What to you love to do? Even more, what would you like to try that maybe you haven't tried yet?
Remember that the woods would be awfully quiet if no birds sang except those who sang the best. In other words, it doesn't matter how 'good' you are....it matters that you enjoy doing it 
I guess for me when I was in my early weeks of quitting smoking I did alot of baking more so than usual plus I probably had the cleanest house around more so usual LOL! 
I watched my youngest grandson Mason pretty much full-time time as well, all of that kept my mind as well as my occupied plus I was committed to succeed N.M.W., thanks Sheri for another great post....
I wish I could taste that bread, Marilyn!! When you talk about it, I can definitely smell the wonderful aroma of bread baking You are indeed a marvel and I just love you!!
Aaah I love you too Sheri ♥ if you lived closer I'd have you over for a big feed.
Omgosh I would love it!!! Bread is my favorite....and I haven't had fresh-baked in years
