Stay Sober Memorial Day Weekender May 21 - 26
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Central America/Florida USA
Posts: 4,064
Something to add to the Random New Experience Files. Had a "Pitaya" yesterday, also known as Dragon Fruit. Those are the real colors, it's so purple it's almost glowing when you cut it open! Tastes a bit like a kiwi, nothing to write home about taste-wise. I'm sure it would be a cool conversation-starter on any fruit plate though!
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Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: Domhan
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Greetings fellow sober-enders,
How is everyone doing? Glad to hop aboard and celebrate a sober Memorial day with my American friends.
Enjoy your vacation K - you deserve it!
Exciting developments on the new job and house front Mex - sounds great!!!
Get well soon Nons!! Or was it LBrain?
Nearly finished work here for the day. Think I will go for a bike ride to burn off the madness, weather permitting.
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How is everyone doing? Glad to hop aboard and celebrate a sober Memorial day with my American friends.
Enjoy your vacation K - you deserve it!
Exciting developments on the new job and house front Mex - sounds great!!!
Get well soon Nons!! Or was it LBrain?
Nearly finished work here for the day. Think I will go for a bike ride to burn off the madness, weather permitting.
B
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Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: USA
Posts: 7,901
Originally Posted by Ruby2 
Casey, good job on day 14. That's super! What are your plans for the weekend?
A simple guy making his way
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Maine
Posts: 7,864
Ruby and bigS... I am staying around here. They call Maine vacationland for a reason. Lots to do in great weather. So no need to run anywhere. I also need to stay close for Henry to get his needle twice a day.
I plan on heading around to a few tourist spots. Want to hit the beach but not warm enough to lay out. Upper 60 low 70 most of the week.
I plan on taking you all along everyday. Might not be much to report but having to report is important.
I left work to finish the day at home then that's it.
Work is top notch. I am hitting it all so solid and thing just are working for me. Everything has to do with my clear head and hopeful heart with everything I do. Being sober lets that part live where as before it was under a thick blanket of guilt, fear and disappointment. Not no mo!!!!
I plan on heading around to a few tourist spots. Want to hit the beach but not warm enough to lay out. Upper 60 low 70 most of the week.
I plan on taking you all along everyday. Might not be much to report but having to report is important.
I left work to finish the day at home then that's it.
Work is top notch. I am hitting it all so solid and thing just are working for me. Everything has to do with my clear head and hopeful heart with everything I do. Being sober lets that part live where as before it was under a thick blanket of guilt, fear and disappointment. Not no mo!!!!
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Join Date: Mar 2014
Posts: 24,228
It seems that somewhere around post #50 is my normal entry. Through the window, this time.
Ken, enjoy your time off - as I know you will. It's lovely and warm and sunny here, MesaMan.
We here in the Lesser Seattle Society thank you for spreading the story of constant rain, though. Keeps those people from moving here.
Get off my lawn.
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Ken, enjoy your time off - as I know you will. It's lovely and warm and sunny here, MesaMan.
We here in the Lesser Seattle Society thank you for spreading the story of constant rain, though. Keeps those people from moving here.
Get off my lawn.
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Lesser Seattle Society
A simple guy making his way
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Maine
Posts: 7,864
Originally Posted by sbrjoe
I'm in!
Stay sober this weekend. How long do you have?
K
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: Midwest
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Hi Patty! Good to see you!
A week seeing Maine sounds lovely, Weasel. I once toured the Shaker Village at Sabbathday Lake. It was interesting and a pretty area. Rural peaceful back then but it's been 25 years. Its a national landmark. Might be worth a see.
A week seeing Maine sounds lovely, Weasel. I once toured the Shaker Village at Sabbathday Lake. It was interesting and a pretty area. Rural peaceful back then but it's been 25 years. Its a national landmark. Might be worth a see.
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Join Date: Jan 2013
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OK, 1 Vicodin so far today. The Doc authorized up to 8, so I am feeling pretty good about my pain management skills. I took one about an hour before the first dressing change. Glad I did. Quite tender.
It was nice to see my outie was an innie again.
It was nice to see my outie was an innie again.
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Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: London
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Hi Sobernauts
I enjoyed Conquests video of the squirrels. Life would be a whole lot better if we helped each other.
Welcome newcomers, good decision
Congratulations on the new job Mecanix
Hope you feel better soon Nons - that 10 cents is on its way.
One more day to go. I'm at work on my own again, I feel like the Phantom of the Opera, haunting the place, especially when I go into the factory - the acoustics are freaky. Below is the newish paint/cure bay, ideal ever we decide to repaint the weekend bus
Hi Sobernauts
I enjoyed Conquests video of the squirrels. Life would be a whole lot better if we helped each other.
Welcome newcomers, good decision
Congratulations on the new job Mecanix
Hope you feel better soon Nons - that 10 cents is on its way.
One more day to go. I'm at work on my own again, I feel like the Phantom of the Opera, haunting the place, especially when I go into the factory - the acoustics are freaky. Below is the newish paint/cure bay, ideal ever we decide to repaint the weekend bus
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