(Almost) Smoke Free Me
A place to rest your butts.
What you dont see is that my bedroom window is about three feet to the left and three feet above that receptacle so even with the windows closed I get the pleasure of stinky (ciggarett) butt smell.
What I hope my lungs don't look like
It was hard to look at this lidless smoker post without thinking "God I hope my lunges don't look like this"
You kill 'em we chill 'em
not only is smoking smelly, unhealthy and unattractive, it's not environmentally friendly.
Move over Rosie
The red spot on my arm is an itchy deterrent. If I smoke while I'm wearing this it makes my heart race. Thus far the patch has worked better than the gum (just as an FYI).
We to be brave and go back to those spots that could trigger old habbits. I'll say "thank you" to that "you're welcome" in class today. My favorite one is "move over Rosie." CLASSIC. Keep up the good work with your goal and great photos.
ReplyDeleteGood work on revisiting all of your old smoking spots. Keep up the good work on your goal! So far you are doing fabulous!
ReplyDeleteNice job relating your photo essay to your SMART goal. Your pictures show people exactly why they should not smoke. I love the actual picture of you showing you are making the effort to reach your SMART goal. Great Job Molly...keep it up!
ReplyDeleteReally cool photo essay Molly. It's creative that you used your SMART goal to incorporate your photo essay. I'm glad that you're almost smoke free, that's really awesome! I can imagine it hasn't been easy for you but you seem to have a lot of heart and determination to quit smoking. Keep up the good work Molly, you can do it! Nice post.
ReplyDeleteMolly, your picture (and captions) are so great! And your clever title makes me giggle. I think it's the COOLEST that you're quitting. I also noticed when you were talking about this in class that instead of saying "we" you said "they." Go girl :) You're making huge progress!
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