Feeling like a failure in sobriety
I had a few years sober and was trying to dice up cabbage in a blender. There should be a warning not to stick your hand in the blender while it's moving.
Who knew? Just got the tip of my middle finger thank goodness
Who knew? Just got the tip of my middle finger thank goodness
Way to go, Holmes! You stared down your fear and now that situation is history. If you had stayed home you would be a nervous wreck all weekend and this thing would just keep growing in your head.
I was in the golf business for several years and screw ups were how nicknames were born. I supervised a group of part-time employees who screwed up all the time, but as long as it wasn't intentional I didn't get on their case (too bad, lol). One guy forgot to unplug the charger before pulling a cart out of the cart barn, pulled the charger down and caused a short-lived electrical fire. His coworker buddies gave him the nickname of "Sparky".
My motto was that "stuff happens". As long as they are honest about it all was forgiven.
My motto was that "stuff happens". As long as they are honest about it all was forgiven.
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I had to re-learn to drive sober. Backed my van out of the garage after unloading groceries with hatch still up shattering back glass at about 4 months sober. Was going to wash it--spent hour cleaning up glass instead. I spent half my life doing things under the influence. I owe it to myself to give at least that much time practicing sober. Best wishes.
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