24 Hour Recovery Connections Part 65
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Originally Posted by Altoids 
Good morning. I was driving home in the early evening last night. It was so pretty out and I felt like a million bucks. I just wanted to shout from the rafters "Living SOBER IS AWESOME!"
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Another 24 hours for me please on my third day waking up hangover free. But my sleep hasn't been good. Besides the withdraws of sweating like crazy while sleeping. It's been hard to sleep and my sleep for me on my third day has been a short one. The first night I slept sober but still hangover little I had a long sleep 10-12 hours. Second night hard to fall asleep and but got 10 hours of sleep and could of slept longer felt like. Not last night hard to fall asleep and only got 3 and a half hours of sleep.
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Originally Posted by Altoids
Good morning. I was driving home in the early evening last night. It was so pretty out and I felt like a million bucks. I just wanted to shout from the rafters "Living SOBER IS AWESOME!"
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Originally Posted by ForgiveMeAll
I'm committed to 24 hours of sobriety! It's 9:04am and I'm getting ready to go on a bike ride. I have vacation all this week and it feels great to be sober and actually get to do things to enjoy life and living! In my old life I would be still drunk asleep because it was vacation. Not anymore or evermore! I'm smiling because my life feels so rejuvenated and worth living because I'm sober and able to make better decisions.
I hope all of you struggling today find inner strength to realize you are worth it!
#32 :-)
I hope all of you struggling today find inner strength to realize you are worth it!
#32 :-)
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Originally Posted by courage2
Hello, friends! 
Welcome back, Martina12! It’s great to see you, SarahB60! This is a caring place & I’m glad you’re all here today and any day!
Congratulations to today’s milestoners: FaithfulandFree
celebrating that all-important 1 Month, may it be the first of many; and SarahB60 
with 7 Sensational Months!! Keep going strong, everyone! Many thanks and congratulations on today to all for being here and inspiring me to keep at it, one day after the next!
Here’s today’s list of those who made part of their commitment to sobriety include posting on this thread from 7:30 a.m. June 29 to now, June 30, New York local:
1newcreation
airwick
altoids
Alynn
AutumnWillow
BarbieKen
biminiblue
BuddinK
CaseyW
CeeFarro
ChloeRose63
Coldfusion
Copper442
courage2
DaneK
Dee74
Della1968
Elizabeth333
erfra7
FaithfulAndFree
Findingtheway
ForgiveMeAll
FormerBeerLover
Fox70
Gilmer
GnikNus
Goat
goose333
Grateful11
growpath
HeartsAfire
Hevyn
immri
Imtehaan
Jeni26
jsm273
Justincredible
Kaneda8888
Kris47
least
Marcher13
Mark1014
martina12
Meshelly
mystified
NoGoingBack
nymets86
PeppermintPatty
Purpleknight
Ringthedoorbell
Scram
Shelbygirl328
site1Q84
SnoozyQ
soberwolf
Solarion
sthlondonab
strategery
Surrender2win
tgirl
Trees39
venuscat
grtgrandpa – thoughts for you every day
I seem to be on a kick about hands.
Mains d’amants, Lovers’ hands, Auguste Rodin, marble, 1904.
I hope to see you here tomorrow!
Welcome back, Martina12! It’s great to see you, SarahB60! This is a caring place & I’m glad you’re all here today and any day!
Congratulations to today’s milestoners: FaithfulandFree
celebrating that all-important 1 Month, may it be the first of many; and SarahB60 with 7 Sensational Months!! Keep going strong, everyone! Many thanks and congratulations on today to all for being here and inspiring me to keep at it, one day after the next! Here’s today’s list of those who made part of their commitment to sobriety include posting on this thread from 7:30 a.m. June 29 to now, June 30, New York local:
1newcreation
airwick
altoids
Alynn
AutumnWillow
BarbieKen
biminiblue
BuddinK
CaseyW
CeeFarro
ChloeRose63
Coldfusion
Copper442
courage2
DaneK
Dee74
Della1968
Elizabeth333
erfra7
FaithfulAndFree
Findingtheway
ForgiveMeAll
FormerBeerLover
Fox70
Gilmer
GnikNus
Goat
goose333
Grateful11
growpath
HeartsAfire
Hevyn
immri
Imtehaan
Jeni26
jsm273
Justincredible
Kaneda8888
Kris47
least
Marcher13
Mark1014
martina12
Meshelly
mystified
NoGoingBack
nymets86
PeppermintPatty
Purpleknight
Ringthedoorbell
Scram
Shelbygirl328
site1Q84
SnoozyQ
soberwolf
Solarion
sthlondonab
strategery
Surrender2win
tgirl
Trees39
venuscat
grtgrandpa – thoughts for you every day
I seem to be on a kick about hands.
Mains d’amants, Lovers’ hands, Auguste Rodin, marble, 1904.
I hope to see you here tomorrow!
Taking hold of yours and the person next to me................................ We can create a beautiful day around the world. Thanks, Courage.
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Originally Posted by zeppodog
Didn't sign in yesterday as we had to evacuate our house Sunday night as the wildfire here in Wenatchee was half a block from our house, we were lucky we had a home to come back to yesterday, many people weren't so lucky. Stayed sober though I was really tempted sitting in a hotel wondering if we'd have a home left. A whole neighborhood right by us is gone, makes you stop and think how quickly you can lose everything.
Glad you're okay and your home as well.
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Originally Posted by Humbug
Another 24 hours for me please on my third day waking up hangover free. But my sleep hasn't been good. Besides the withdraws of sweating like crazy while sleeping. It's been hard to sleep and my sleep for me on my third day has been a short one. The first night I slept sober but still hangover little I had a long sleep 10-12 hours. Second night hard to fall asleep and but got 10 hours of sleep and could of slept longer felt like. Not last night hard to fall asleep and only got 3 and a half hours of sleep.
I am an alcoholic and an insomniac. I finally figured out after all these years that better to have to deal with only one thing now than two.
I feel when my spiritual, physical, mental and emotional are better, my sleep will be too.
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Originally Posted by zeppodog
Didn't sign in yesterday as we had to evacuate our house Sunday night as the wildfire here in Wenatchee was half a block from our house, we were lucky we had a home to come back to yesterday, many people weren't so lucky. Stayed sober though I was really tempted sitting in a hotel wondering if we'd have a home left. A whole neighborhood right by us is gone, makes you stop and think how quickly you can lose everything.
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Let's celebrate Almond Buttercrunch today, since today's actual food of the day is not an appropriate item for this forum.
Also, the food of the day is coming to a close, it will soon be a year that I've been posting them and soon they will start to repeat. I'm not a good one with monotony.. Maybe I will find another food-related daily post.
There are 5,639 people in the U.S. listed on whitepages.com with the last name ‘Almond’.
Chocolate manufacturers use 40% of the worlds almonds (2008).
California produced 998 million pounds of almonds in 2004. The largest crop on record was in 2002, with 1.084 billion pounds.
It takes more than 1.2 million bee hives to pollinate California’s Almond crop (over 550,000 acres).
Chocolate manufacturers currently use 40 percent of the world’s almonds and 20 percent of the world’s peanuts.
These numbers are crazy out-dated, almonds are now used in such large numbers that deforestation is becoming a concern, mostly from almond milk consumption. And don't even get me started on the plight of the bees....
Have a great sober day, everyone. I know I will.
Also, the food of the day is coming to a close, it will soon be a year that I've been posting them and soon they will start to repeat. I'm not a good one with monotony.. Maybe I will find another food-related daily post.
There are 5,639 people in the U.S. listed on whitepages.com with the last name ‘Almond’.
Chocolate manufacturers use 40% of the worlds almonds (2008).
California produced 998 million pounds of almonds in 2004. The largest crop on record was in 2002, with 1.084 billion pounds.
It takes more than 1.2 million bee hives to pollinate California’s Almond crop (over 550,000 acres).
Chocolate manufacturers currently use 40 percent of the world’s almonds and 20 percent of the world’s peanuts.
These numbers are crazy out-dated, almonds are now used in such large numbers that deforestation is becoming a concern, mostly from almond milk consumption. And don't even get me started on the plight of the bees....
Have a great sober day, everyone. I know I will.
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