24-Hour Recovery Connections Part 20
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: South Bay, So Cal
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Courage, I really liked what you chose for today. Thank you! Congratulations to those celebrating today!! It was a beautiful day today.....my Wed. & Friday meetings are in a local park. My hubby went to a Men's Stag Meeting tonight that's called "Sicker Than Most". Guys being guys silliness ...love it!I'll sign in for my next 24 hours of recovery, thanks to my HP & AA.
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Frankenstein's monster figures heavily in the halloween decorations at my house. And... I recently finished binge-watching the munsters on netflix, so I have the Herman Munster version of the monster in my head at the moment. I may have to go read Shelly again to get that out of my head, but it's ok for a little while.
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Thanks for Bertie the Bunyip Gilmner - never seen or heard of that show but apparently the man behind Bertie was an Aussie - so there ya go 
It's worth noting that the traditional owners of the land known as Australia believed in the bunyip.
They described it as having flippers, a horse like tail and tusks like a walrus.
A hungry Bunyip is said to eat any animal that comes close to its waterhole but unless disturbed does not usually eat people.
Recent theories posit the origins of the Bunyip may be a racial memory of the Aboriginal people that stems from something like a diprotodon (below) that was becoming extinct as the earliest Aborigines began arriving in Australia, around 50, 000 years ago.
The name it thought to be an Aboriginal word meaning devil or spirit.
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It's worth noting that the traditional owners of the land known as Australia believed in the bunyip.
They described it as having flippers, a horse like tail and tusks like a walrus.
A hungry Bunyip is said to eat any animal that comes close to its waterhole but unless disturbed does not usually eat people.
Recent theories posit the origins of the Bunyip may be a racial memory of the Aboriginal people that stems from something like a diprotodon (below) that was becoming extinct as the earliest Aborigines began arriving in Australia, around 50, 000 years ago.
The name it thought to be an Aboriginal word meaning devil or spirit.
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Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Maryland
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Nobody is any better than anyone else, so that lets me in again, and I'll have another 24 in Maryland today.
Years ago I stated in an AA meeting that Washington, D.C. is the drinking capitol of the world.
The Irish Lady sitting next to me said, "I thought it was Dublin".
The topic of the AA meeting was unity.
Years ago I stated in an AA meeting that Washington, D.C. is the drinking capitol of the world.
The Irish Lady sitting next to me said, "I thought it was Dublin".
The topic of the AA meeting was unity.
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Congratulations Pinky! 8 weeks is awesome! I stopped at Pbro station yesterday on the way to fetch my furbaby from my folks - we have been separated for 9 months- I will wave as I go back through on Saturday!!!!
Courage thanks for that, I def need to read Mary Shelly again!
Toots in for a trying 24 but at least I have Ma dawggy!!
Courage thanks for that, I def need to read Mary Shelly again!
Toots in for a trying 24 but at least I have Ma dawggy!!
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