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| Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Ontario, Canada
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| bottle of wine in cold cellar
k.. I have this big bottle of wine in cold cellar. I am certain that I can control myself and not drink. I often go a week or two without drinking. Should I keep it for company or chuck it? I have never woke up the next morning after a drunk and drank however I can definetely see how that can happen because the longer I drink. The more I have cravings the next day. Joanne |
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| Dreamz do come true!!! Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Australia
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| Well Done. I think its hard to "get rid of the last bit" because its a bit more final!!! It taks alot of courage and strength so you should be heaps proud! Life will be easier I'm sure without it in the house!!!
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I'm so proud of you for getting rid of the rest of it! That was a HUGE thing that you did and I know that it was difficult to do. It is better not to have it around. Having it in the house may increase your thinking about it. You're doing great! |
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| Dreamz do come true!!! Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Australia
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| Yeah it was sad - you can definately feel the difference here - its been nothing but the crocodile hunter on TV since it happened. His memorial for the general public was on today at Australia Zoo - and it is also being telivised in America and Asia!!!
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