Day 8 ,
So let's get to day 9.
Glad to see your still sticking with it here.
Was it a slip you didn't see coming or did you jump in to see what happens?
Let's get to the new year sober, remember its just another day.
John.
Glad to see your still sticking with it here.
Was it a slip you didn't see coming or did you jump in to see what happens?
Let's get to the new year sober, remember its just another day.
John.
How is your contest with sugar going?
Mine isn't doing worth a damn. It's a good thing I can't get drunk off of chocolate. The stuff is just like booze. Once I start,I can't stop. It sneaks up just like booze also. When I least expect it,here comes somebody with a box of freakin doughnuts.
All I gotta do is "just say no" right? Oh well,at least I'm really active and keep it worked off.
Fred
Mine isn't doing worth a damn. It's a good thing I can't get drunk off of chocolate. The stuff is just like booze. Once I start,I can't stop. It sneaks up just like booze also. When I least expect it,here comes somebody with a box of freakin doughnuts.
All I gotta do is "just say no" right? Oh well,at least I'm really active and keep it worked off.
Fred
I wish you well, Karate. What goes around comes around has always been a rock-solid experience in my own recovery journey. I've nothing against or for how you count or don't count your days. Eventually, at those moments of supreme clarity which each of us experience more and more as we sober up, a new balance is created/restored in our lives, and so we move on, leaving the past in the past.
Interestingly, I've never been more scared for myself then when looking into my future all I could see was my past. Scary stuff. Real life-style change for me was absolutely essential. Quitting was not itself ever going to be enough for me. Keeping sober freed me of my future being in lock-step with my past. Living in the present moments are beyond words awesome!
The first few days/weeks/months/years of sobriety are wonderfully exciting times! I hope things work out well for you, Karate.
Interestingly, I've never been more scared for myself then when looking into my future all I could see was my past. Scary stuff. Real life-style change for me was absolutely essential. Quitting was not itself ever going to be enough for me. Keeping sober freed me of my future being in lock-step with my past. Living in the present moments are beyond words awesome!
The first few days/weeks/months/years of sobriety are wonderfully exciting times! I hope things work out well for you, Karate.
How is your contest with sugar going?
Mine isn't doing worth a damn. It's a good thing I can't get drunk off of chocolate. The stuff is just like booze. Once I start,I can't stop. It sneaks up just like booze also. When I least expect it,here comes somebody with a box of freakin doughnuts.
All I gotta do is "just say no" right? Oh well,at least I'm really active and keep it worked off.
Fred
Mine isn't doing worth a damn. It's a good thing I can't get drunk off of chocolate. The stuff is just like booze. Once I start,I can't stop. It sneaks up just like booze also. When I least expect it,here comes somebody with a box of freakin doughnuts.
All I gotta do is "just say no" right? Oh well,at least I'm really active and keep it worked off.
Fred
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Karate you set your mark and no one can say anything. I see to much importance sometimes about the days/hours. Like me I'm at 22 I think.
But I do remember I quit on December 9! LOL!
As long as you are sober is what counts!
But I do remember I quit on December 9! LOL!
As long as you are sober is what counts!
Iduno,I don't think that will work for me.
I have a beer right by my TV thats been there over 4 years.
I don't want to drink it. I'm around others that smoke every day,they can have it. I think it stinks just as a beer joint does
I'm constantly around chocolate. It's everywhere,just like booze and cigarettes. I need to find a way to beat it. So I don't Jones whenever I see it. I never dreamed I would feel about chocolate that way.
Fred
Iduno,I don't think that will work for me.
I have a beer right by my TV thats been there over 4 years.
I don't want to drink it. I'm around others that smoke every day,they can have it. I think it stinks just as a beer joint does
I'm constantly around chocolate. It's everywhere,just like booze and cigarettes. I need to find a way to beat it. So I don't Jones whenever I see it. I never dreamed I would feel about chocolate that way.
Fred
I have a beer right by my TV thats been there over 4 years.
I don't want to drink it. I'm around others that smoke every day,they can have it. I think it stinks just as a beer joint does
I'm constantly around chocolate. It's everywhere,just like booze and cigarettes. I need to find a way to beat it. So I don't Jones whenever I see it. I never dreamed I would feel about chocolate that way.
Fred
When I buy sweets I eat ALL of them the first day .
I do buy some candy bars at work lunchroom , just 1though .
I do keep Gatorade , and Fanta around to drink instead of beer .
So just to clarify, is it your opinion that as long as you don't drink enough to feel "an effect", that a small amount if alchol consumed still constitutes a "sober" day?
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