It's not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters.
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It's not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters.
A restart, starting over.
Went three and something months then seven weeks of monkeying around, monkey destruction. Put the hand back in the cookie jar again and grabbed for the biscuit, wouldn't let it go and hand got stuck in the jar once again. Monkey business. Monkey ****
Time for champ business. Champ ****
Went three and something months then seven weeks of monkeying around, monkey destruction. Put the hand back in the cookie jar again and grabbed for the biscuit, wouldn't let it go and hand got stuck in the jar once again. Monkey business. Monkey ****
Time for champ business. Champ ****
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I am sorry you drank but glad you are having a restart. The biggest thing to come out of it for me when I started drinking again last year after 4 months quit was the realisation that 'drinking is wrong for me'. Restarting is good if you have got that under your belt which is sounds like you have.
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Iceberg has separated, floating in the sea, beyond the horizon
Standing with a pickaxe, the iceberg is floating away...
“Now is the time to get serious about living your ideals. How long can you afford to put off who you really want to be? Your nobler self cannot wait any longer. Put your principles into practice – now. Stop the excuses and the procrastination. This is your life! You aren’t a child anymore. The sooner you set yourself to your spiritual program, the happier you will be. The longer you wait, the more you’ll be vulnerable to mediocrity and feel filled with shame and regret, because you know you are capable of better. From this instant on, vow to stop disappointing yourself. Separate yourself from the mob. Decide to be extraordinary and do what you need to do – now.”
― Epictetus, The Art of Living: The Classical Manual on Virtue, Happiness and Effectiveness
“Now is the time to get serious about living your ideals. How long can you afford to put off who you really want to be? Your nobler self cannot wait any longer. Put your principles into practice – now. Stop the excuses and the procrastination. This is your life! You aren’t a child anymore. The sooner you set yourself to your spiritual program, the happier you will be. The longer you wait, the more you’ll be vulnerable to mediocrity and feel filled with shame and regret, because you know you are capable of better. From this instant on, vow to stop disappointing yourself. Separate yourself from the mob. Decide to be extraordinary and do what you need to do – now.”
― Epictetus, The Art of Living: The Classical Manual on Virtue, Happiness and Effectiveness
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The Wave
Cravings arriving Saturday from early evening like WAVES lapping up against the beach. Normal I suppose.
Early wine WAVE cravings then later cheeky dram WAVE cravings bringing bigger WAVES.
Only one thing to do when the WAVES come crashing.....grab a surfboard and ride the WAVES!
Defaulting to action: the surfboard of cleaning and cooking was grabbed and the WAVES were rode out.
Cleaning is therapeutic and marries in positively as an outlet to an obsessive nature.
In bed before midnight. Tea and novel. Nothing good happens after midnight.
Early wine WAVE cravings then later cheeky dram WAVE cravings bringing bigger WAVES.
Only one thing to do when the WAVES come crashing.....grab a surfboard and ride the WAVES!
Defaulting to action: the surfboard of cleaning and cooking was grabbed and the WAVES were rode out.
Cleaning is therapeutic and marries in positively as an outlet to an obsessive nature.
In bed before midnight. Tea and novel. Nothing good happens after midnight.
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