Over the course of the long weekend, I missed my Quit Smoking Anniversary.
I quit smoking 4 years and 3 days ago, 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 164036 minutes — or 113.94 days.
In other words, over the course of the last four years, I would have spent nearly four continuous months huffing on a cigarette. 41,009 cigarettes. I can barely imagine what that many cigarettes looks like. I’d be mortified if I had that many cigarettes in front of me.
Good for you!
What you gonna do with those extra 20 weeks?
Jonny
Left by Jon on May 29th, 2007 at 2:56 pm