Weekend loving
Weekend loving
Each weekend that passes I begin to love them more and more, I used to be filled with dread and shame on weekends when I was drinking (no work meant no limits) and now I can't wait to find all the adventures that wait for me. Long walks in the country, driving to beautiful places, eating amazing food even simple things like taking a bath and fresh coffee!
Happy weekend everyone
Happy weekend everyone
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Join Date: Jul 2017
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Agreed. Always at the forefront of my mind in sobriety is the weekend binges and the lost weekends. I don't want to ever forget the misery and waste of the old days.
Weekends are beautiful now. Peaceful, productive,full of family connection, cooking and talking and laughing, creative pursuits:wouldn't trade it for the world.
Took a long time to make the switch to loving sober weekends but now that it's here it's better than I thought it would be.
Weekends are beautiful now. Peaceful, productive,full of family connection, cooking and talking and laughing, creative pursuits:wouldn't trade it for the world.
Took a long time to make the switch to loving sober weekends but now that it's here it's better than I thought it would be.
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Join Date: Mar 2017
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Same here i really actually enjoy my weekends now. I remember how horrible it was being drunk the entire time due to the addiction, and to keep the withdrawals at bay.
Now I enjoy just being home reading a book, going online, or just hanging out with my kids. Now I'm back to enjoying those things again. I really feel optimistic about the future now.
Now I enjoy just being home reading a book, going online, or just hanging out with my kids. Now I'm back to enjoying those things again. I really feel optimistic about the future now.
Agreed. Always at the forefront of my mind in sobriety is the weekend binges and the lost weekends. I don't want to ever forget the misery and waste of the old days.
Weekends are beautiful now. Peaceful, productive,full of family connection, cooking and talking and laughing, creative pursuits:wouldn't trade it for the world.
Took a long time to make the switch to loving sober weekends but now that it's here it's better than I thought it would be.
Weekends are beautiful now. Peaceful, productive,full of family connection, cooking and talking and laughing, creative pursuits:wouldn't trade it for the world.
Took a long time to make the switch to loving sober weekends but now that it's here it's better than I thought it would be.
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Same here i really actually enjoy my weekends now. I remember how horrible it was being drunk the entire time due to the addiction, and to keep the withdrawals at bay.
Now I enjoy just being home reading a book, going online, or just hanging out with my kids. Now I'm back to enjoying those things again. I really feel optimistic about the future now.
Now I enjoy just being home reading a book, going online, or just hanging out with my kids. Now I'm back to enjoying those things again. I really feel optimistic about the future now.
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Join Date: Mar 2017
Posts: 229
So glad it's becoming less of a struggle now and feeling more like myself again, for a while there I didn't think it was gonna be possible to be sober more than two days 😅
Weekends, weekdays, towards the end I'd drink on any day ending in "y".
But yeah, it's so much better not planning ahead of time to obliterate away my weekend, thinking that it was enjoyable, then wondering why I felt like such crap at the beginning of the workweek. And wondering exactly what I did that weekend. Then not caring what I did that weekend, b/c alcohol had left me so defeated I stopped caring.
Life is so much better sober. I never thought it could be. Glad I was wrong.
But yeah, it's so much better not planning ahead of time to obliterate away my weekend, thinking that it was enjoyable, then wondering why I felt like such crap at the beginning of the workweek. And wondering exactly what I did that weekend. Then not caring what I did that weekend, b/c alcohol had left me so defeated I stopped caring.
Life is so much better sober. I never thought it could be. Glad I was wrong.
☺ and a fresh morning tomorrow yay!
I love loving sober weekends again.
When I was drinking I regretted losing that ability; I'd wake up woefully hung over and slept most the day away and would count the hours until it was a "reasonable" time to start drinking again. And all through hit I was miserable, caged in that miserable cell.
Thanks for this post. It's great to step back and look at how fulfilling my life is in comparison to the abysmal days of drinking.
When I was drinking I regretted losing that ability; I'd wake up woefully hung over and slept most the day away and would count the hours until it was a "reasonable" time to start drinking again. And all through hit I was miserable, caged in that miserable cell.
Thanks for this post. It's great to step back and look at how fulfilling my life is in comparison to the abysmal days of drinking.
I love loving sober weekends again.
When I was drinking I regretted losing that ability; I'd wake up woefully hung over and slept most the day away and would count the hours until it was a "reasonable" time to start drinking again. And all through hit I was miserable, caged in that miserable cell.
Thanks for this post. It's great to step back and look at how fulfilling my life is in comparison to the abysmal days of drinking.
When I was drinking I regretted losing that ability; I'd wake up woefully hung over and slept most the day away and would count the hours until it was a "reasonable" time to start drinking again. And all through hit I was miserable, caged in that miserable cell.
Thanks for this post. It's great to step back and look at how fulfilling my life is in comparison to the abysmal days of drinking.

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