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:

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.





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…)
Left by Preston on May 25th, 2006 at 10:47 am