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I quit smoking 3 years ago today, and have not had a single relapse (not even one cigarette—not even a single drag).

As I previously wrote one year after I quit, quiting was not hard. In fact, it was easier to quit smoking than it was to start.

Here are my SilkQuit Meter stats as of today:

Silk Quit Stats

Assume that it takes about 4 minutes to smoke each cigarette (not to mention time spent looking for a lighter, stopping to buy more smokes, walking down 3 flights of steps to the smoking area, etc.), that’s 122752 minutes–or 85.24 days.

In other words, over the course of the last three years, I would have spent nearly three months huffing on a cigarette.

4 Responses to “3 Years Smoke Free”

Congratulations on the smoke-free living and especially on the cool new blog layout!!!

I promise you’ll never have to clean up my links anymore.

:)

(Although an optional preview would be welcome…)

I second Preston on both the quitting and blog layout!

I read your earlier post and had a good laugh at:

Because they don’t want to. Pure and simple. Yes it’s addictive. There’s no debating that. But it’s not crack. It’s not heroin. Hell, it’s not even PS2.

Sony must have laced the PS2 with a nicotine-like additive!

Damn, didn’t work.

Take two?

you are a strong person, 1 in a 1000 maybe :D

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