Relapse prevention weekender Dec 18
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From this Sample of one [Source], they ain't lookin' too good...
- Edmunds Quality Ratings - Nissan Sentra -
As you drill down to choices, be sure to talk to a few Mechanics. They gots all kinds of Opinions, based on what they see/fix. 2 Mechanics had the same Opinion of Da Wife's Passat as did Behan up-Thread.
I'm sure you could score a fine, used Lancia from someone...
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From this Sample of one [Source], they ain't lookin' too good...
- Edmunds Quality Ratings - Nissan Sentra -
As you drill down to choices, be sure to talk to a few Mechanics. They gots all kinds of Opinions, based on what they see/fix. 2 Mechanics had the same Opinion of Da Wife's Passat as did Behan up-Thread.
I'm sure you could score a fine, used Lancia from someone...
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I'm back. I went to a yoga class and again was the only student. It was exactly what I needed. When I got home, the sheer absolute mess didn't bother me. Only 3 days left of the weekend. Sad.
Soberp, I'm sorry you aren't getting more support from your husband. It doesn't sound like he's comfortable with emotions or fear. Hang in there. You're very strong to take this step for yourself.
Son still up. Going to wrestle him back into bed.
Soberp, I'm sorry you aren't getting more support from your husband. It doesn't sound like he's comfortable with emotions or fear. Hang in there. You're very strong to take this step for yourself.
Son still up. Going to wrestle him back into bed.
Morning
As Olive said it has been a bear of a week but here we are, it's Friday at last. I have decided that I prefer doing my little runs in the dark - being seen to train is so ungentlemanly.
Soberpotamus, it sounds to me that your husband is more afraid of something - I don't know what it is - than you are of your surgery. Some result of you having successful surgery seems to be bothering him
Ruby, that's great that your dad is out of hospital
MesaMan well done for having that discussion with Mrs Mesa - I bet a lot of guys would have said nothing and let it fester
Brynn - i would love to know how you are at the moment, thinking of you
Glad all is well Behan
Jsbodhi - you may not have caught it but right at the very end of last week's Weekender thread I did a couple of posts about replacing your old car
As Olive said it has been a bear of a week but here we are, it's Friday at last. I have decided that I prefer doing my little runs in the dark - being seen to train is so ungentlemanly.
Soberpotamus, it sounds to me that your husband is more afraid of something - I don't know what it is - than you are of your surgery. Some result of you having successful surgery seems to be bothering him
Ruby, that's great that your dad is out of hospital
MesaMan well done for having that discussion with Mrs Mesa - I bet a lot of guys would have said nothing and let it fester
Brynn - i would love to know how you are at the moment, thinking of you
Glad all is well Behan
Jsbodhi - you may not have caught it but right at the very end of last week's Weekender thread I did a couple of posts about replacing your old car
The many hundreds of Posts and situations I've read about here on SR has been about like Jail House Law School for Addicts Sobering up. As when Inmates get very adept at Law to help themselves. The earnest POVs here have been invaluable in formulating my Positions, and in knowing I'm not alone.
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You consistently put forth a core belief and strength that helps me see my own.
Thanks for your posts MM.
Ken
It is not on sale in the UK so I have no opinion but IMAO, in general Nissan are well made, bomb proof reliability and good value but have that "designed by committee" look. I Googled a Sentra and it doesn't look bad.
This is just my personal opinion but I think you should go for a 3 door coupe, they are a bit less practical but they look good. I know you are not teenagers at Uni but it does give you more control over who gets in the back too. You are a young, single woman Jen so no need to buy something family friendly
This is just my personal opinion but I think you should go for a 3 door coupe, they are a bit less practical but they look good. I know you are not teenagers at Uni but it does give you more control over who gets in the back too. You are a young, single woman Jen so no need to buy something family friendly
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Hi, weekenders.
Well, I ve just lost it today.
I got rid of all this Why me BS long time ago already - if something sucks, then I have to clinch my teeth and go.
But today I woke up to feeling uber crappy because of cold. Sore throad , splitting head and chills. I barely dragged myself to make coffe and forced to get dressed, put togather lunch and make it in time to/work.
I mean - really?
This cold seemed just to throw me out of balance. I just cant take all this Nii big deal stance eny more.
Since I was 4 years old all kind of crap has been raining on my head and I just supressed it all No big deal.
I just realized how tired I am - every action takes a lot from me. Eotional wounds are all inflamed and a slightest touch gives me a burst out.
Ive been really looking to this weekend, and Friday - some breathing space is fially gained - I mean in ages- and I so need to take care of some aspects of my life that go just beynd survival. And all can think about now is how to be more or less ok by monday because i cant afford myself a sick leave.
Its a beautiful day, but I am counting minutes to the end of working day and pointlessly staring at monitor.
Its like crap is never going to end in my life - in one form or another.
Sorry for this vent but I neeeeed a breeeeak! I feel so bad I dont know how I am going to make ti through the day.
Thank you for letting me vent out.
Well, I ve just lost it today.
I got rid of all this Why me BS long time ago already - if something sucks, then I have to clinch my teeth and go.
But today I woke up to feeling uber crappy because of cold. Sore throad , splitting head and chills. I barely dragged myself to make coffe and forced to get dressed, put togather lunch and make it in time to/work.
I mean - really?
This cold seemed just to throw me out of balance. I just cant take all this Nii big deal stance eny more.
Since I was 4 years old all kind of crap has been raining on my head and I just supressed it all No big deal.
I just realized how tired I am - every action takes a lot from me. Eotional wounds are all inflamed and a slightest touch gives me a burst out.
Ive been really looking to this weekend, and Friday - some breathing space is fially gained - I mean in ages- and I so need to take care of some aspects of my life that go just beynd survival. And all can think about now is how to be more or less ok by monday because i cant afford myself a sick leave.
Its a beautiful day, but I am counting minutes to the end of working day and pointlessly staring at monitor.
Its like crap is never going to end in my life - in one form or another.
Sorry for this vent but I neeeeed a breeeeak! I feel so bad I dont know how I am going to make ti through the day.
Thank you for letting me vent out.
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Hi SP, I just purchased "Rational Recovery" by Jack Trimpey and picked it up last night - only read the intro and half the first chapter but this is exactly the type of flaws it points out from the outset.
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Need to fill the car later today, I reckon it will be around the £50 mark - been a while since I could say that, similar size car in 2006 and when I bought it the cost was around £45 to £50 to fill it - kept it a few years as the wife had it after me, it was in excess of £70 at times !!!
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I was about to say pretty much the same re flying & drinking however I didn't / couldn't drink on my last flight either, that was one of the most horrendous days of my life due to the place I had taken myself through the crazy 8 day binge, my face smashed up and looking a complete mess (still no idea how or what happened) and my head in the worst place imaginable, it definitely was my rock bottom and not a place I ever wish to return too, I finally realised that I had to stop the madness with immediate effect. Any thoughts I ever have of taking another drink or doing any drugs I just need to think back to the feeling I had in that seat that day.
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Just one more hour to go at work - good its Friday and it means shorter hours. All I can think about is to get home and crawl under the blanket.
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Yogini, I get nervous right before too. But I just concentrate on getting comfortable in the seat, and slowing down my breathing. Then I wait for takeoff. It is actually exhilarating. You can sort of translate your nervous energy into excitement that way.
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Jen, I drove a Jeep Liberty for about six years. That was my favorite vehicle ever. So much fun. Looks like a Jeep, drives like a car. Just enough room for groceries, dogs, camping gear, bikes, kayaks, etc.
That said, I'd also consider a Honda, Toyota, or Nissan. Right now I'm driving a Mazda smaller SUV. It reminds me very much of my little Jeep.
Also, you might look at a Subaru wagon. Those are interesting, and I think they are slightly lower to the ground, so if you plan to carry something on top, it would put it within easy reach for you (assuming you aren't 6'0).
That said, I'd also consider a Honda, Toyota, or Nissan. Right now I'm driving a Mazda smaller SUV. It reminds me very much of my little Jeep.
Also, you might look at a Subaru wagon. Those are interesting, and I think they are slightly lower to the ground, so if you plan to carry something on top, it would put it within easy reach for you (assuming you aren't 6'0).
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Specifically, I thought it was potentially dangerous for the recovery industry to focus on and point out these statistics to uneducated or ignorant (and I mean uninformed here) consumers/clients because not everyone knows how to filter and interpret data presented in this manner, and presented to them in their weakened state -- as they are leaving a rehab! My hope was that it did more good than harm, but I am not so sure about that.
Further, I thought it might also be potential sabotage, having the effect of churning them back through the system (and making more $ as a result of the churn) when they relapse.
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