24 Hour Recovery Connection Part 270
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Originally Posted by Surrender2win 
Checking in for another 24 on this beautiful Saturday morning!
Congrats to everyone making the commitment today. Hope everyone has a terrific day! Much love to all.
Congrats to everyone making the commitment today. Hope everyone has a terrific day! Much love to all.
Congrats, again, on your Milestone 
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Originally Posted by StartAnew68
Good afternoon - 3:10pm in the UK.
I now this is a 24 hour thread but I am going to work in an hour, finishing at 1am. I am going to my parents from work (their spare bed is more comfortable than mine!) and will be going to work from there tomorrow afternoon.
The chances are I won't be able to check in until I wake up Monday morning. Can I do an early check in for tomorrow?
I now this is a 24 hour thread but I am going to work in an hour, finishing at 1am. I am going to my parents from work (their spare bed is more comfortable than mine!) and will be going to work from there tomorrow afternoon.
The chances are I won't be able to check in until I wake up Monday morning. Can I do an early check in for tomorrow?
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Originally Posted by quitter62
Off we go to Big Joel's Safari Petting Zoo with 2 carloads of kids/grandkids! If it was ALL OF THEM we would need a BUS!
24 more! Feeling GREAT!
24 more! Feeling GREAT!
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Originally Posted by ManInTheArena
8:10am - let's go for another 24.
Hope everyone has a great day - a little monsoon action last night, always interesting!
Hope everyone has a great day - a little monsoon action last night, always interesting!
, MITAThe weather in your area is very interesting!
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Originally Posted by SoberLeigh
Wish that I had known, too, Weev. It takes as long as it takes and it took me quite a while but, likely, longer than most as I was caregiving for an extremely ill and then dying family member.
Keep on, dear one; you will get better and better.
Keep on, dear one; you will get better and better.
To do all that, and sober.
I drank through all the hospitals and funerals. Yikes. It smarts to remember my behaviour ... Sobriety is the way forward
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10:00 on a beautiful Saturday morning. I am getting ready to head to the gym with the girls, and then going to my MIL house for another family gathering. Tomorrow the kids and I are taking a road trip, and then spending the night at my BIL house.
Hope everyone's weekend has gotten off to a good start!
Hope everyone's weekend has gotten off to a good start!
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Originally Posted by SoberLeigh
Good decision!!!!!
I got in lots of trouble once after cleaning out the garage!!!!!
Who knew some of that stuff was so importent
I got in lots of trouble once after cleaning out the garage!!!!!
Who knew some of that stuff was so importent
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Looking up is good, Suze. I am obsessing over not being able to sketch, draw well- spontaneously. So I study things- to look for angles, shades, context.
I was looking up- in the main, no traffic street in the city, the mall. I looked at the top of the buildings. The older buildings- multistory (but much smaller than modern sky-scrapers) were ornate, decorated- designed to be looked at, for status, wealth, power. Some had so weird mixes of Egyptian, Greek and even added in celtic symbols. The newer buildings were different shapes, but usually with just a single defining icon..that represents their status, power, wealth...like the 'Apple' symbol. Looking up is good. I am learning a lot.
I was looking up- in the main, no traffic street in the city, the mall. I looked at the top of the buildings. The older buildings- multistory (but much smaller than modern sky-scrapers) were ornate, decorated- designed to be looked at, for status, wealth, power. Some had so weird mixes of Egyptian, Greek and even added in celtic symbols. The newer buildings were different shapes, but usually with just a single defining icon..that represents their status, power, wealth...like the 'Apple' symbol. Looking up is good. I am learning a lot.
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