One Week Down!

I know, I know...I have fallen behind on my 30 Day challenge. I am not too far behind so hopefully I can catch it up soon. I am past the point of feeling that I have let myself down. This month is the first month that I have had so many consecutive posts since I started this blog that I am quite pleased with myself actually. Just keep on bearing with me. Everyday I am trying to think of ways to makenhis blog a little bit better, a little less...blah. Don't get me wrong everything that I right is meaningful and true, but I need to incorporate more photos, videos, and even fonts. Again I say, just bear with me!

If you happen to be reading this post an are trying to figure out what the title means, you are about to find out. When I say "One Week Down" I am just referring to my progress with becoming smoke-free. It has been one week since my last cigarette, and I am feeling really great! I can honestly tell you all that this time feels so much different. I know that the biggest reason for this is that I have put it out of my hands and into the hands of Jesus. Yesterday I did not wear a patch to work and I didn't have the slightest craving. I did not intentionally leave it off but when I realized that I had forgotten it, I prayed for the strength to resist the urge and the temptation.

Well that about wraps it up for this morning. Now it is time to go get ready for work so I am not running late like I was yesterday. Please excuse any spelling errors or typos that you may find. I am typing this entry on an iPad so I know there are bound to be a few. I will fix them later on. Thank yoy for stopping by to read my post. Have a good day, take care, and most importantly...GOD BLESS!
Location: Quakertown, PA 18951, USA

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