Give and get support around quitting
So, I was thinking last night about my activity level. I hate to be still. The conclusion I kind of came to is that maybe when I was smoking, it was also a way to be still. Sort of like self-medication. It never dawned on me until now that my hyperactivity (at 65 years old!) was tampered by sitting or standing while smoking.
(I was gonna put a picture of a light bulb here, but seems like I can't get pictures to upload right now.)
On another note, here I am, still quit and still active. I walk almost every day, I sew, I do this, I do that, and still don't like to sit around doing nothing. LOL No more self-medication, though.
Donna
696 Days!
Donna on 696 DOF and it is wonderful to hear from YOU
Good to see you Donna DonnaMarie ... soon we both will be celebrating 2 years ... whoo hoo... my hubs thinks I am hyper active too...I think I spent downtime with smoking...and now I tend to keep busy, but at the end of the time when I am tired I can watch a show...oh, but then I knit...hey all of it is better than smoking...Happy Thursday ~ Colleen 710 DOF
I can't seem to stop sewing! LOL
Wow, time flies when you are having fun.
It's wonderful to see you DonnaMarie YAY for Smokefree living and YAY for each and every Day WON.....
Hi Donna - great to see you! Congrats on 696 days! Keep on moving!
Great ! Congratulations 696 days !!
Congratulations on your 696 days smoke free.
As they say in the Motel 6 commercial "We'll leave the light on for ya."
Terry
Congratulations on 696 days of freedom. I couldn't sit still either so it is really challenging for me now.
Ellen