Whoo hoo!
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: The Mitten, USA
Posts: 1,641
As I said in your other post, glad you're here.
SR is a great place. I've done AA and therapy, and this place ranks right up there with them for me. It can be a huge help so long as you follow the simple maxim "you get out what you put in."
SR is a great place. I've done AA and therapy, and this place ranks right up there with them for me. It can be a huge help so long as you follow the simple maxim "you get out what you put in."
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Interior, Alaska
Posts: 17
Nice, it sure is a big help cause as you know in the alaska bush you usually have the super fanatical religious folk and the drunks, not much middle ground but Im trying to stradle the fence.
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: The Mitten, USA
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Haha, yeah. I have some relatives out there that fit the "religious fanatic" mold perfectly. They are still close to the rest of my heathen family but definitely a weird bunch. Not only do they not drink alcohol but even soda is a sinful decadence to them.
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Tennessee
Posts: 100
It's certainly a land of extremes up there. The village I lived in only had one business establishment - a bar, with a few canned goods for sale. Probably not the ideal location for quitting drinking....
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Interior, Alaska
Posts: 17
There is a little town 15 miles away that has a bar, a church, and a liquor store that over the years I have invested a small fortune in. Not the most ideal town to quit drinking in, but I am trying to fill my time up with chores aroound the homestead and playing on the internet. Times sure have changed from getting messages over the am radio!
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