Ho Ho Ho Jolly as we go - Weekenders 20 - 23 December 2019
Member
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: UK
Posts: 782
Happy Christmas Weekenders.
Having a lovely sober time here. We watched Carols from Kings College Cambridge on the box yesterday and for the first time in years I was able to appreciate it. Today we have WhatsApped and Skyped friends and family all over the world. The turkey is in the oven and we are looking forward to a lovely family meal. The AV is well under control so far though I felt it slightly last night to no effect.
Thank you all for being here. Warm wishes as always. Forwards.
Having a lovely sober time here. We watched Carols from Kings College Cambridge on the box yesterday and for the first time in years I was able to appreciate it. Today we have WhatsApped and Skyped friends and family all over the world. The turkey is in the oven and we are looking forward to a lovely family meal. The AV is well under control so far though I felt it slightly last night to no effect.
Thank you all for being here. Warm wishes as always. Forwards.
Member
Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: Midwest
Posts: 4,860
Merry Christmas to all who celebrate!
I don't get here often anymore but wanted to send joyous wishes to all who are new to sobriety. It truly is a gift unlike any other. Hold on tight to it.
And all the best to the "veterans," too.
I don't get here often anymore but wanted to send joyous wishes to all who are new to sobriety. It truly is a gift unlike any other. Hold on tight to it.
And all the best to the "veterans," too.
saoutchik
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: London
Posts: 16,203
Evening Weekenders, or should I say good morning since it is past midnight. My 62 year old brother in law says he is going to quit booze (he's a normie) in the new year in order to train for a long distance cycling event called the Dunwich Dynamo. It's not a race exactly but it is about 120 miles. It starts near me (in July) so I will see him off.
All the best and remember there is not one person for whom Christmas can not be damaged by excessive alcohol consumption.
All the best and remember there is not one person for whom Christmas can not be damaged by excessive alcohol consumption.
Sober-T- Dragon
Join Date: Oct 2016
Location: Manitoba
Posts: 8,761
Long and busy day, hosted dinner for my side of the family (Issues with Mrs D's side this year, grateful for the smaller gathering of non-drinkers). Wishing everyone the best.
And.... g'night!
And.... g'night!
Mr
Join Date: Mar 2016
Location: FRANCE
Posts: 5,230
Morning all.
Spent so much time planning and fussing about yesterday (hosted xmas dinner for the inlaws) that seemed to have a total blank on plans for today...
Lets see... A long long walk sounds good.
Time for you too to get on your bike Sao ?
Spent so much time planning and fussing about yesterday (hosted xmas dinner for the inlaws) that seemed to have a total blank on plans for today...
Lets see... A long long walk sounds good.
Time for you too to get on your bike Sao ?
Magsie
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: UK
Posts: 26,683
Morning Weekenders
Vinny, love your desserts.
Saou, my cousin is a normie drinker and he stopped a couple of years ago, health reasons, but he’s so glad he did.
Snoozy and all our Aussie friends, keep cool tomorrow.
New thread coming up.
Vinny, love your desserts.
Saou, my cousin is a normie drinker and he stopped a couple of years ago, health reasons, but he’s so glad he did.
Snoozy and all our Aussie friends, keep cool tomorrow.
New thread coming up.
Magsie
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: UK
Posts: 26,683
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