Doing my best to avoid the temptation to go out and buy smokes.
And it’s not easy. :(
My outlet to write my two pence worth. Whether it be about politics, health, entertainment or whatever the hell I feel like ranting about.
Doing my best to avoid the temptation to go out and buy smokes.
And it’s not easy. :(
When the economy makes big news, many photographs of people at work come across the wires, usually to help illustrate a particular story or event. By collecting these disparate photos over the past few months, I found that a global portrait emerged of we humans producing things. People assembling, generating, and building items small and large, mundane and expensive, trivial and important. I hope you enjoy this look into some people's work lives around the world.
By Alan Taylor The Big Picture- Boston.com
Workers in China inspecting stuffed animals.
Just one of the fascinating pictures of worker making things.
Great article.
Image via Wikipedia
Priest Who Aided Lepers to Become Saint
VATICAN CITY (Feb. 21) - A 19th-century Belgian priest who ministered to leprosy patients in Hawaii will be declared a saint Oct. 11 at a Vatican ceremony presided over by Pope Benedict XVI.
The New York Post and it’s cartoonist are guilty of downright racism!
Strange title I know. What I’m trying to get at is it is not recommended to stop smoking and drinking at the same time one is starting new HIV meds and psych meds. It does no good what’s so ever. This last week and a half has been nothing but hell. Physically and emotionally. I’m still going through it. Not drinking, because that will make matters worse. But I am smoking again. I don’t have to be told how bad they are for me. Honestly it doesn’t seem to matter when I deal with all the shit that’s pumped into the body that make me feel ill. So for now I’m going to continue smoking. Not for my health. For my sanity.
If I stop thinking about the need to have a cigarette and consider my desire to stay quit, the cravings aren’t so bad. I have an attainable goal.
However, the more I tell myself I have got to have a smoke the harder it is to fight off the cravings.
Honestly I do think it’s a stinky, unhealthy and all around bad habit.
Honestly I enjoy smoking and have no intention to give it up.
This is going on the fourth day without a cigarette. I'll probably have to wait until tomorrow afternoon when the UI check comes.. I hope. It could be as late arriving as Thursday so I don't want to get my hopes up about smoking again tomorrow.
Many would say "why don't you quit." The answer is simple. I don't want to. I enjoy smoking. And so there it is. I'm not going to feel guilty, or think of myself as something less than those who do not.
Well. I don't want to dwell too much on not having a cigarette. This only makes the withdrawal worse. I think the chase
after a cigarette I can not afford is worse than not smoking.