Please stay on the Sober Bus -- pt.8
Good morning Sober Bus gang. If your not already on board, what are you waiting for? We'll always have a welcoming seat for you, so hop on and let's go for a ride.
Hugh Hefner just past away. I wonder if they will be taking applications for his replacement....
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Hugh Hefner just past away. I wonder if they will be taking applications for his replacement....
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Speaking of morning coffee, when I opened my lunch kit a big brown spider climed out! I let him scury away, I don't like to kill spiders.
G'Mornin' hope to see you apon the sober bus this fine Friday, come ride into the weekend with us.
Enjoy the Joy Ride
https://youtu.be/xCorJG9mubk
Enjoy the Joy Ride
https://youtu.be/xCorJG9mubk
Hey Gang! Another great day on the Sober Bus.
Today is my last day of being 59 years young (old). I brought a cake in for the crew to enjoy. That is about the extent of my celebration except for a steak tomorrow night.
I tell you this not for any birthday wishes and attention but because I truly did not believe I'd live to be this old. In my late teens and early 20's, I expected to die earlier rather later. My partying took me to dangerous places with strangers. Anything could have happened.
Then two weeks after turning 29, I hit a bottom, went to AA and got sober. Then in my 30's I went into deep depression and thought I'd die by my own hand.
By the grace of God, recommitting to the Steps, therapy, and appropriate medication (I never did drink again--what a miracle), God's wish for me (and for all of us) to be happy, joyous and free finally happened.
Today is my last day of being 59 years young (old). I brought a cake in for the crew to enjoy. That is about the extent of my celebration except for a steak tomorrow night.
I tell you this not for any birthday wishes and attention but because I truly did not believe I'd live to be this old. In my late teens and early 20's, I expected to die earlier rather later. My partying took me to dangerous places with strangers. Anything could have happened.
Then two weeks after turning 29, I hit a bottom, went to AA and got sober. Then in my 30's I went into deep depression and thought I'd die by my own hand.
By the grace of God, recommitting to the Steps, therapy, and appropriate medication (I never did drink again--what a miracle), God's wish for me (and for all of us) to be happy, joyous and free finally happened.
Hey Gang! Another great day on the Sober Bus.
Today is my last day of being 59 years young (old). I brought a cake in for the crew to enjoy. That is about the extent of my celebration except for a steak tomorrow night.
I tell you this not for any birthday wishes and attention but because I truly did not believe I'd live to be this old. In my late teens and early 20's, I expected to die earlier rather later. My partying took me to dangerous places with strangers. Anything could have happened.
Then two weeks after turning 29, I hit a bottom, went to AA and got sober. Then in my 30's I went into deep depression and thought I'd die by my own hand.
By the grace of God, recommitting to the Steps, therapy, and appropriate medication (I never did drink again--what a miracle), God's wish for me (and for all of us) to be happy, joyous and free finally happened.
Today is my last day of being 59 years young (old). I brought a cake in for the crew to enjoy. That is about the extent of my celebration except for a steak tomorrow night.
I tell you this not for any birthday wishes and attention but because I truly did not believe I'd live to be this old. In my late teens and early 20's, I expected to die earlier rather later. My partying took me to dangerous places with strangers. Anything could have happened.
Then two weeks after turning 29, I hit a bottom, went to AA and got sober. Then in my 30's I went into deep depression and thought I'd die by my own hand.
By the grace of God, recommitting to the Steps, therapy, and appropriate medication (I never did drink again--what a miracle), God's wish for me (and for all of us) to be happy, joyous and free finally happened.
You are a truly amazing,matrons and courageous person
Ang happy birthday.
Hey Gang! Another great day on the Sober Bus.
Today is my last day of being 59 years young (old). I brought a cake in for the crew to enjoy. That is about the extent of my celebration except for a steak tomorrow night.
I tell you this not for any birthday wishes and attention but because I truly did not believe I'd live to be this old. In my late teens and early 20's, I expected to die earlier rather later. My partying took me to dangerous places with strangers. Anything could have happened.
Then two weeks after turning 29, I hit a bottom, went to AA and got sober. Then in my 30's I went into deep depression and thought I'd die by my own hand.
By the grace of God, recommitting to the Steps, therapy, and appropriate medication (I never did drink again--what a miracle), God's wish for me (and for all of us) to be happy, joyous and free finally happened.
Today is my last day of being 59 years young (old). I brought a cake in for the crew to enjoy. That is about the extent of my celebration except for a steak tomorrow night.
I tell you this not for any birthday wishes and attention but because I truly did not believe I'd live to be this old. In my late teens and early 20's, I expected to die earlier rather later. My partying took me to dangerous places with strangers. Anything could have happened.
Then two weeks after turning 29, I hit a bottom, went to AA and got sober. Then in my 30's I went into deep depression and thought I'd die by my own hand.
By the grace of God, recommitting to the Steps, therapy, and appropriate medication (I never did drink again--what a miracle), God's wish for me (and for all of us) to be happy, joyous and free finally happened.
May your 60s be beautiful.
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