When it’s so bad only a drink will do-what can I do? Weekenders 19 - 22 July 2019
Magsie
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: UK
Posts: 26,644
Sorry about Cloud, Dragon, hope your daughter is ok. 
Water Ox, Congratulations on 26 weekends!
Forwards, Congratulations on 200 days!
Least I hope you’re feeling better.
Saou, hope you got some ‘chill out’ time yesterday.
It’s a miserable start to Saturday , cold and raining. But hopefully next week is going to be sunny again! Yaaay.
Water Ox, Congratulations on 26 weekends!
Forwards, Congratulations on 200 days!
Least I hope you’re feeling better.
Saou, hope you got some ‘chill out’ time yesterday.
It’s a miserable start to Saturday , cold and raining. But hopefully next week is going to be sunny again! Yaaay.
saoutchik
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: London
Posts: 16,186
RIP Cloud! That is the trouble with hamsters, their life expectancy is only a year or two. Have fun with your Cessna flight Dragon.
Congratulations on 200 days WaterOx!
Than you Mags, I needed the rest and sleep. I will be going in to work in an hour but I should be done with it by mid morning.
Congratulations on 200 days WaterOx!
Than you Mags, I needed the rest and sleep. I will be going in to work in an hour but I should be done with it by mid morning.
Mr
Join Date: Mar 2016
Location: FRANCE
Posts: 5,230
Rattles of thunder outside. Don't know if it's really going to brew and pass over but we wouldn't say no to some rain here. Ain't too many green blades of grass left in the lawn.
Getting close to the summer holidays for vman and co. We are heading back to wander around Ireland and catch up with friends this year, two weeks starting on the 31st.
One of the plants / flowers that is really liking the sun and growing everywhere at the moment is the passiflora (passion fruit) It really does grow alot flowers alot gives alot of fruit and basically never needs watering.... that's alot of alots.
Getting close to the summer holidays for vman and co. We are heading back to wander around Ireland and catch up with friends this year, two weeks starting on the 31st.
One of the plants / flowers that is really liking the sun and growing everywhere at the moment is the passiflora (passion fruit) It really does grow alot flowers alot gives alot of fruit and basically never needs watering.... that's alot of alots.
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Join Date: Feb 2016
Posts: 380
Happy to be sane and sober this morning. I'm going to a new meeting today. It's a thing I've challenged myself with to get out of my comfort zone. Anyone else doing something new or outside the box today? If you are or you aren't, I hope you enjoy your day!
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Join Date: Mar 2014
Posts: 25,373
Dragon is this the "newish" pilot friend? He isn't Instrument Rated, I take it.
RIP Cloud.
Downtown Seattle was packed to the rafters yesterday. I got my errand done and headed out.
Below, waiting for the bus. That's the Seattle Mariners ballfield on the left with the curved roof (it rolls open and shut for rain) and that tower is the old early 1900s train station, now updated.
RIP Cloud.
Downtown Seattle was packed to the rafters yesterday. I got my errand done and headed out.
Below, waiting for the bus. That's the Seattle Mariners ballfield on the left with the curved roof (it rolls open and shut for rain) and that tower is the old early 1900s train station, now updated.
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Join Date: Feb 2014
Location: East Coast USA
Posts: 120,855
Congrats, Waterox and Forwards, on your sober time. Well done!
Good luck with the new meeting, MovingForward. I have only recently ventured into AA (my sister has recently chosen sobriety and AA and I sometimes accompany her) and I have been surprised how meeting dynamics can vary from group to group.
Dragon, I am sorry to hear about Cloud. RIP, little one. The ukulele song didn’t post through for me.
Kaily, thank you for the song; very poignant, indeed.
Have a lovely Saturday, all. Go soberly.
Good luck with the new meeting, MovingForward. I have only recently ventured into AA (my sister has recently chosen sobriety and AA and I sometimes accompany her) and I have been surprised how meeting dynamics can vary from group to group.
Dragon, I am sorry to hear about Cloud. RIP, little one. The ukulele song didn’t post through for me.
Kaily, thank you for the song; very poignant, indeed.
Have a lovely Saturday, all. Go soberly.
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Join Date: Mar 2014
Posts: 25,373
Originally Posted by Mags1 
Bim, great picture you took, I thought the clock reminded me of another tower clock and remembered Big Ben in London is of a similar shape!
Congrats on your Six! Let's pretend there are six pretty pink roses in Kwame's hand...
right before he eats them.
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