This is when I usually get a bottle of wine
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This is when I usually get a bottle of wine
day 6; usually pick up a bottle of wine from grocery store on the way home from work. I can hear the plan baking in my head. Not a stressful day. Don't let me stop before I get home!
Get past this, NewWonder, and you'll wake up guilt-free, and without a hangover on Day 7.
Give in and who knows where you'll wake up!
Stick with it, you know it's what you really want - and we're all here to support you
Give in and who knows where you'll wake up!
Stick with it, you know it's what you really want - and we're all here to support you
Well done on recognising the thought process and for posting on here.
It's a 'critical decision' moment. Think it through. Where will a bottle of wine take you? Hangover? Regret? Undoing the good work of the past 5 days.
Drive past. Wake up tomorrow with a clear head and clear conscience. You won't regret it. Rooting for you.
It's a 'critical decision' moment. Think it through. Where will a bottle of wine take you? Hangover? Regret? Undoing the good work of the past 5 days.
Drive past. Wake up tomorrow with a clear head and clear conscience. You won't regret it. Rooting for you.
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There are times I've felt like that. I deal with the plan baking in my head and get my ass home to a cup of tea. I always wake up the next morning feeling wonderful and think "thank God I didn't drink last night". Day at a time. You can do it!
That's exactly where I have been. Good choice of words "baking in your head". Then I use to be on some automatic pilot almost zombee-like standing at the chechout counter buying what I really don't want or need. But, the AV says that "I'm thirsty and this will hit the spot". Maybe tv commercials pursuade that awful decision. Hey, how many times have we all heard "IT'S MILLER TIME"
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