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While I can't attest to your golf game, I have only been hitting the ball since Sept, but I can attest to quitting smoking and losing weight. Both journey's are incredibly tough, but the rewards are entirely worth it. I made a deal with my wife that when she got pregnant, I would quit smoking. I tried the patch, the gum, and even welbutrin. Ultimately I had to set a calendar where I was only permitted "x" number of cigarettes per day, and I had my wife dole out my cigs to me. I succeeded in quitting by the time that my son was born. Now that I quit, did I fall off the wagon a time or two? I certainly did, but I had my wife to remind me why I quit, and and I got back on the wagon. With weight loss, everyone is different, I tend to lead a fairly active lifestyle, even when I was 353 lbs. Sure my annual physical looked great, and I could move with the best of them at work, but being at the weight I was at didn't help. Everyone has their own path on weight loss. I resisted the eventual path I took (gastric bypass) as long as I could, but I eventually took the leap and it did wonders for me (I'm at 202 now). I still work with my dietician on a monthly basis to keep me honest. I haven't touched any alcohol or pop since my bypass, and I do contribute that to helping out a lot with keeping the weight off.

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Happy Thanksgiving. My your spreads be as bountiful as ours was tonight.

I'm a lead aircraft mechanic for a major US airline. I work in what's called "line maintenance," When you have a pilot say that the mechanics are working on the plane at the gate, that's my guys out there bending the wrenches. As I lead, I handle administrative functions such as schedules, payroll, and training, along with ordering parts, being a point of contact for pilots, and other divisions within the airline. Sometimes, they let me out to work on airplanes too.

I signed up here after my son wanted to play a fall middle school golf league, and I was volunteered to be his team's lead marshal. Now mind you, up to this point, my entire golf experience has been a local 9 hole public course around the airport that my coworkers and I basically hung out at after work to unwind, to shoot the bull, we never really played a round there (I haven't been there in 20 years), and whatever mini golf place my family would find while we were on vacation. During the fall golf league season, we signed my son up for lessons from the local pro, and she insisted that I go hit balls too. That got me started swinging, and I found out I enjoy the challenge, so I'm now signed up for lessons too. If the weather is bad, I'll go down to my local indoor range, and hit balls for an hour or two. I'm very much a beginner, but willing to learn.