I love Smokeless Image a little too much, I think): Really, I have gone insane buying stuff
I am so happy that I have cut down from 2 PAD to 1 PAD to even less without even trying since I started vaping that I have gone a little overboard buying stuff.
I just got my new order in with the 24mg Ry4 and the strong sampler cartos and the blank cartos and the 650 battery, yesterday.
Today I received my third order since August 7th. It is the car adapter, Freedom 24 mg and the sweet sampler and those adorable carto cases. I already put some refills in those with a label on the box so I know what they are.
So, today I am thinking this is great. I never thought I could quit smoking and now I am more than half way there. So, I placed fourth order for the 950 battery, Country cartos and refill bottle in 24 mg and 3 clearomizers. Hopefully, this will be all I need for a week or two.
Reason for battery overload? Well, I am going on the annual hunting trip at the end of September/first of October and I thought it would be great to go pretty much smoke free by then. I didn't think that when I started vaping but it actually seems like a pretty doable goal at this point. So, plenty of batteries and chargers so nothing will stop me.
Think of all the benefits:
No sticking my head out the tent flap in the mornings. It's cold in the morning.
No sticking my head out the flap when it is snowing, raining, hailing, sleeting, during 50 MPH winds.
No worrying about burning a hole in our nice tent. No worrying about burning the grasslands or forest down.
No carrying a .... bucket every where and/or stuffing butts in my pockets so I am not a litter bug.
No sitting in the truck during fire season to smoke. I can vape anywhere and not worry about a hot cherry falling off the cig.
No Hubby looking peeved because I am burning a stinky cig in the truck and no complaints about ashes getting in his eyes. [He says "You just got ashes in my eye" at least once per road trip and I always tell him to roll up his window and it wouldn't be an issue but I am really sorry that happened. Ah, the traditions you develop over the years.] He has always been pretty nice about the smoking since he doesn't smoke but he does have his little moments.
No keeping away from everyone else who already quit so they don't look envious, peeved, horrified or like "I am so much better than you because I quit, ya loser".
No hanging out by myself because no one wants to be around a smoker.
No hanging out with a fellow smoker I don't like just because we both smoke and we are stuck outside together.
The non smokers won't make stupid comments about second hand smoke when we are in the vast outdoors and I am down wind and the wind is not blowing the teensey weensiest bit of smoke in their direction.
To tell you the truth, I have spent about $60 over my monthly cig budget but it has been so worth being able to cut back on the cigs and feel like totally quitting is doable. I think I will sit down and make a comprehensive list of all the benefits to not smoking while I am hanging out tonight. I ran all the way up the driveway yesterday. Okay, it ain't the Olympics but it sure felt good.

I am so happy that I have cut down from 2 PAD to 1 PAD to even less without even trying since I started vaping that I have gone a little overboard buying stuff.

I just got my new order in with the 24mg Ry4 and the strong sampler cartos and the blank cartos and the 650 battery, yesterday.
Today I received my third order since August 7th. It is the car adapter, Freedom 24 mg and the sweet sampler and those adorable carto cases. I already put some refills in those with a label on the box so I know what they are.
So, today I am thinking this is great. I never thought I could quit smoking and now I am more than half way there. So, I placed fourth order for the 950 battery, Country cartos and refill bottle in 24 mg and 3 clearomizers. Hopefully, this will be all I need for a week or two.
Reason for battery overload? Well, I am going on the annual hunting trip at the end of September/first of October and I thought it would be great to go pretty much smoke free by then. I didn't think that when I started vaping but it actually seems like a pretty doable goal at this point. So, plenty of batteries and chargers so nothing will stop me.
Think of all the benefits:
No sticking my head out the tent flap in the mornings. It's cold in the morning.
No sticking my head out the flap when it is snowing, raining, hailing, sleeting, during 50 MPH winds.
No worrying about burning a hole in our nice tent. No worrying about burning the grasslands or forest down.
No carrying a .... bucket every where and/or stuffing butts in my pockets so I am not a litter bug.
No sitting in the truck during fire season to smoke. I can vape anywhere and not worry about a hot cherry falling off the cig.
No Hubby looking peeved because I am burning a stinky cig in the truck and no complaints about ashes getting in his eyes. [He says "You just got ashes in my eye" at least once per road trip and I always tell him to roll up his window and it wouldn't be an issue but I am really sorry that happened. Ah, the traditions you develop over the years.] He has always been pretty nice about the smoking since he doesn't smoke but he does have his little moments.
No keeping away from everyone else who already quit so they don't look envious, peeved, horrified or like "I am so much better than you because I quit, ya loser".
No hanging out by myself because no one wants to be around a smoker.
No hanging out with a fellow smoker I don't like just because we both smoke and we are stuck outside together.
The non smokers won't make stupid comments about second hand smoke when we are in the vast outdoors and I am down wind and the wind is not blowing the teensey weensiest bit of smoke in their direction.
To tell you the truth, I have spent about $60 over my monthly cig budget but it has been so worth being able to cut back on the cigs and feel like totally quitting is doable. I think I will sit down and make a comprehensive list of all the benefits to not smoking while I am hanging out tonight. I ran all the way up the driveway yesterday. Okay, it ain't the Olympics but it sure felt good.