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Old 12-31-2020, 08:00 PM
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Happy New Year RAL.

This is my first year sober, and rather than waking up sick, hungover I took my first walk around big park here, watched the kids play cricket, had coffee and a blueberry muffin. So much better, no turning back.
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Old 12-31-2020, 11:47 PM
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Welcome to your first Friday morning of 2021 darling RAL!!!

Thank you for your lovely and encouraging post!!! I hope you feel splendid this morning and that it is a fabulous Friday for you!!!

hugs xx
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Old 01-01-2021, 01:25 AM
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Originally Posted by Hodd View Post
Doing a teacher training assignment 🙂

But as a drinker, I never made an effort at New Years anyway, and even then couldn’t understand the need to drink excessively that night.
Same here Hodd, I was usually knocked out drunk by 10pm on NY Eve, same as most other nights.
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Old 01-01-2021, 01:26 AM
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Originally Posted by jimmyJlover View Post
I posted a thread very similar last year and I'll say it now: 2 years ago today I was at the 60 day mark. It was tough going into NYE and I secluded myself at home contemplating going out and "just starting over tomorrow". I mean it was NYE right? How easy it would be to just start over on the new year. But ultimately, I used what little 60 day tools I had and made the conscious decision to not drink. I posted here and received some of the best advice I have gained thus far in sobriety from a fellow member. I ended up hanging out socially for just the right amount of time (45min) into the new year at midnight with the right friends who respected my decision to not drink. The next day I started the new year with 61 days sober instead of another day 1. I am forever grateful to the moment that provided me with a strength I didn't know was there to get me through a tough decision. Today I am 792 days sober. Stay motivated my friends! You got this.
Thanks for sharing your story Jimmy and many congrats on your sober time
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Old 01-01-2021, 01:27 AM
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I like your thought process BeKind - thank you

Thanks Bandicoot

Enjoy your day Steely - it sounds lovely

Thanks Sunny

Hope everyone got through the night and has a wonderful New Year
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