24-Hour Recovery Connections Part 54
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Originally Posted by DaneK 
There are good days and there are days I where I wished I could disappear. Today was one of the latter. Oh well, at least the day is over and I can face tomorrow anew!!!
Love ya lots!!!
7:15 pm GoM
Love ya lots!!!
7:15 pm GoM
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Originally Posted by Goat
I got a new work computer today. I think the most satisfying thing about a new computer for me is obliterating the pre-installed windows to make room for a more useful operating system. I'm installing debian this time. I was going to go for suse, but... nah.
Seriously, though, we geeks like to talk tough, but installing any flavor of linux is a pain in the butt and I can't imagine a normal user doing it. Once it's installed it sure is nice though
Seriously, though, we geeks like to talk tough, but installing any flavor of linux is a pain in the butt and I can't imagine a normal user doing it. Once it's installed it sure is nice though
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Originally Posted by mystified
I'm about to start on my second coffee of the morning. I'm considering giving up caffeine but doubtful that it's even possible. How do alcoholics in recovery survive without coffee......?
My thoughts are "one thing at a time." That being said, one of my friends gave up alcohol, cigarettes, sugar and caffeine at the same time. He figured the first 90 days of withdrawal from anything suck, so he decided he'd just get them all over with at once. He was not a nice person during those weeks, but he did it!!!
Personally, coffee is my thing!!! I eat such a clean diet so there is no cake/cookies/chips/fast food/processed food/pizza/soda in this body. I live on fresh, organic veggies, some fruit and grass finished meat. Clean coffee beans are my THING! I love love love coffee, so not giving up my one and only vice.
So, mystified, I'm lifting my cup of coffee to you this morning and all of our fellow 24ers. Wishing you a blessed, beautiful, inspired, healthy day.
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Originally Posted by grtgrandpa
Congrats to all newcomers/milestoners, and I'll have another 24 in Maryland today.
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Originally Posted by DaneK
There are good days and there are days I where I wished I could disappear. Today was one of the latter. Oh well, at least the day is over and I can face tomorrow anew!!!
Love ya lots!!!
7:15 pm GoM
Love ya lots!!!
7:15 pm GoM
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Good morning, gang. YIPPEE for me! I am finally going to a neurologist to find out what is causing all of these headaches. Still working with my natural medicine Dr, though. I do not want drugs in my body so have had a few roadblocks to getting treatment bc I refuse the drugs. But getting this opportunity to see a Dr who can actually turn that nerve in my head off sounds amazing!
I love my life. . . headaches and all. God is so amazing.
AND I love love love this thread and all of you. I pray for you each and every day.
I love my life. . . headaches and all. God is so amazing.
AND I love love love this thread and all of you. I pray for you each and every day.
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Originally Posted by Goat
I got a new work computer today. I think the most satisfying thing about a new computer for me is obliterating the pre-installed windows to make room for a more useful operating system. I'm installing debian this time. I was going to go for suse, but... nah.
Seriously, though, we geeks like to talk tough, but installing any flavor of linux is a pain in the butt and I can't imagine a normal user doing it. Once it's installed it sure is nice though
Seriously, though, we geeks like to talk tough, but installing any flavor of linux is a pain in the butt and I can't imagine a normal user doing it. Once it's installed it sure is nice though
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HELLO
good morning
good afternoon
and good night
dependent where you are.
I have I day off from work.
I'm happy that I sober up, that I been doing the work on my emotional, spiritual, metal, well being. its hard but for me is ( when I stop an see ) so rewarding.
we can do it together, supporting each other went we struggle and went we have good times to, we can be happy for each other.
ok 24 more please. hugs to you all, with love.
good morning
good afternoon
and good night
dependent where you are.
I have I day off from work.
I'm happy that I sober up, that I been doing the work on my emotional, spiritual, metal, well being. its hard but for me is ( when I stop an see ) so rewarding.
we can do it together, supporting each other went we struggle and went we have good times to, we can be happy for each other.
ok 24 more please. hugs to you all, with love.
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