Luxor4u

HEPZIBAH wrote:

DJKeefy wrote:.... like my body is shutting down, the pain, aches etc. is horrendous, this is the only factor that is making me want to smoke (yet so far I have not done so).

Are you drinking enough water? It sounds as though you may not be. And I mean water - not cups of sugar with a hot brown leave infusion added.

Keefy will know already that his tea drinking has dramatically decreased, the trouble is that most people who stop smoking try too much to have a totally life style change and fool themselves that everything they are doing is wonderful, but, their body and mind will tell the brain that this is a total revolution within a persons system, that can create side effects, sometime serious, therefore, one step at a time.

Do not count the days since your last ciggi, it is not a completion, it is the new,and future life style. Avoid telling people you have stopped smoking, simply refuse an offered cigarette, by saying you have a sore throat, or what ever. Never become that person who says smoking is a disgusting habit, these are the people who once smoked, and in reality they would love to have a drag on one. The craving mellows gradually, but you never become free of it.

Over the years I've had too many to count of my personal pleasures taken from me without consultation, I refuse point blank to loose the last one. That's one of the minor reasons I sit here, alone but for my cats, as happy as a pig in the dodah.

A-Four wrote:

HEPZIBAH wrote:

DJKeefy wrote:.... like my body is shutting down, the pain, aches etc. is horrendous, this is the only factor that is making me want to smoke (yet so far I have not done so).

Are you drinking enough water? It sounds as though you may not be. And I mean water - not cups of sugar with a hot brown leave infusion added.

Keefy will know already that his tea drinking has dramatically decreased, the trouble is that most people who stop smoking try too much to have a totally life style change and fool themselves that everything they are doing is wonderful, but, their body and mind will tell the brain that this is a total revolution within a persons system, that can create side effects, sometime serious, therefore, one step at a time.

Do not count the days since your last ciggi, it is not a completion, it is the new,and future life style. Avoid telling people you have stopped smoking, simply refuse an offered cigarette, by saying you have a sore throat, or what ever. Never become that person who says smoking is a disgusting habit, these are the people who once smoked, and in reality they would love to have a drag on one. The craving mellows gradually, but you never become free of it.

Bit like Luxor.

Chocolate Eclair wrote:Talking of maintenance how is that wall coming along near you Bombay, did they ever get it started, or did they see the light.

Nearly finished.

Bombay wrote:

Chocolate Eclair wrote:Talking of maintenance how is that wall coming along near you Bombay, did they ever get it started, or did they see the light.

Nearly finished.

Without an emoticon, is that good or bad? I recall that you were against it some months ago.

Brian Yare wrote:

Bombay wrote:

Chocolate Eclair wrote:Talking of maintenance how is that wall coming along near you Bombay, did they ever get it started, or did they see the light.

Nearly finished.

Without an emoticon, is that good or bad? I recall that you were against it some months ago.

So Sherlock what do you think the emotion should be.

I have no view one way or the other, like anyone else sitting in St Joseph St

Bombay wrote:
Without an emoticon, is that good or bad? I recall that you were against it some months ago.

So Sherlock what do you think the emotion should be.[/quote]

Nothing to do with emotion. Read my words!

Well, as Dusak is a bricklayer,[which really should be termed brick-setter for our politically correct members] please, no bad hen jokes, and the holder of the OOTSB, which only a few can lay claim to in the UK, I would suggest a little full bodied body smilie of a bricklayer working away on Bombay's Egyptian version of the Berlin wall. I crave recognition. Not.

Website Fixed (broken links removed), removed the guide, old reviews etc (will add the new review site when finished) added latest forum posts and latest news. http://www.luxor4u.com/

Much better

Well done Keefy

I hope you are feeling better after you illness

Kunis

A pretty unsightly wall, try planting and training Jahanemea/Bougainvillea easy to grow looks nice..

Nicotine leaves the body within 24/48 hours so it isn't nicotine you are craving but the other crap they shove in ciggies, maybe formaldahyde?
Keep it up, it isn't easy, it is the habit that is the hardest to knock on the head, but once you do it, you hopefully will do it. Over 14 years for me now, so glad I packed it in.