PC Virus - Please self medicate

   Sorry for the delay in posting.  I flip side dove head first into yet another experience inadvertently.  IExplorer wouldn't let me log in to my blog, then it wouldn't let me log in to my email, so of course I got a bit ticked and called up my wonderful friend Paul who listened to my symptoms and diagnosed with a pill called, "Uh, Oh".  This pill was only supposed to be taken while drinking heavily because I would have been able to stomach its powerful prognosis.  ALERT ALERT  Well, all is good for now and Dr. Paul will be permanently correcting this issue fairly soon.

  So we are at day 3 of the patch and it no longer itches or burns.  I've decided to place it on the same spot each day for just that reason.  Yesterday I had 3 smokes instead of the common 10 so I'm off to a good start.  Today I don't feel myself needing one at all and that probably comes with the fact that I'm dog sick right along with the baby.  Looking forward to breathing, running, smelling and tasting everything again which is the flip side of what I am dealing with right now as a smoker.  Sucks?  YES!  Being able to taste and smell better I think may be the cause of quitters gaining weight so I must keep my sites on exercising when I feel the urge to shovel food into my face.  My urge to quit is so strong that I dreamt about smoking last night and that evil doers laced all the cigarettes in the world with poison and one by one, us smokers were put out of our misery.  MMUUUUAAHAAHAHAHAHA

  Speaking of food....I have decided that this years Thanksgiving will not include a turkey, but a hen.  The sides will of course be the typical "best ever".  Mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, marshmallow topped yams, and corn.  I think I may even try diving into baking a pie!   YUMMERS  Okay, enough writing about food, I'm feeling the urge to do some sit ups and I don't think my medicine head will allow me to get through even one of them.

Hopefully today will be a boring day so I can rest up for work tomorrow and be my normal self.