Let him out, until he wants back in.

relaxing after a work party

Watching Top Gear on BBCA. I love this show.

Top Gear is fabulous. They are so politically incorrect.

Sorting out some slips of paper that have been collecting for far too long.

Only in Australia - over here, they are the epitome of moral and social rectitude! ;)






Well, almost.

















OK.......... you're right! :D





Back to the subject, and without a word of a lie, I was just looking at a selection of Az's pictures..... sex, SEXY lady!! :thumbs:

Talking on the phone.

Trying not to randomly burst out crying....day two of the quitting smoking

Excellent. It's ok to cry. You are doing one of the hardest things to do!

Prepare to be ragged for the best part of a week, then suddenly you'll be asking "why".

Preparing to go out to the pub for the first "State of Origin" bout.

Waiting for 10 minutes before I turn the oven down from 230C to 180C. Half an hour later, the bread will be ready. Yum yum yum!

Tigerlily78,

Good Luck! :)

Hang in there, Tigerlily78! When I finally managed to kick the weed (18 years ago now) I found that the first two weeks were the hardest. Then suddenly one morning I discovered I didn't want a cigarette, and wondered what the big deal was. I realise two weeks seems like an eternity from where you're sitting right now, but you'll do it! I expect you know that the chemical addiction can be beaten in a day or two - the stuff we crave is cleared from the bloodstream quite quickly. The emotional attachment can take longer...

(If it helps you to PM me once a day to tell me how awful you feel and what an arsehole I am, feel free!)

Getting ready for my Wednesday morning meeting and thinking of Tigerlily78 quitting smoking. Thoughts are with you, Tigerlily!!

I'd smoked for over thirty years when I quit back in 1997. Like GusAspar said; you'll reach a point where you'll wonder what the big deal was! Just hang in there!

listening to the boy play mariokart