Following in well trodden fishsteps- Weekenders 24-27 June 2022
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Location: Toronto, Canada
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I feel like I usually post when I'm struggling, so thought I would post when things are going well. Been almost 4 weeks without a drink. Amazing really, it wasn't even that hard. I just found there were things I wanted to do more than drink.
I hope everyone has a nice weekend. - I love the mirror! But I get it, if it doesn't feel right.
I hope everyone has a nice weekend. - I love the mirror! But I get it, if it doesn't feel right.
I'm sure something pretty and suitable will present itself one day.
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I helped a friend go through mountains of paperwork today. She tends to keep everything. Receipts from 12 years ago, and old newspapers, for example. She's not a hoarder, just never gets round to stuff as she's super busy. I enjoyed helping her, although it was a bit of a battle at times! It's good for me to feel useful.
Good Morning Weekenders
good work itsmaria
It’s just gone 3am. I love being up when it’s quiet and still. I can only hear the ticking of the clock.
When I drank I’d have been having a drink or two? Hoping I’d be ok or resign myself to drinking and crashing out for rest of day. It truly is an addiction because there’s no way now I’d ruin my day(s) glugging away until I crashed out.
I think it’s times like this, in the quiet of the day I realise how grateful I am that I don’t drink. And further more don’t want a drink. And if a thought popped in my head, I have the tools and sober muscles to brush it away.
Hope it’s a sober and hangover free day for all the Weekenders. xxxx
good work itsmaria
It’s just gone 3am. I love being up when it’s quiet and still. I can only hear the ticking of the clock.
When I drank I’d have been having a drink or two? Hoping I’d be ok or resign myself to drinking and crashing out for rest of day. It truly is an addiction because there’s no way now I’d ruin my day(s) glugging away until I crashed out.
I think it’s times like this, in the quiet of the day I realise how grateful I am that I don’t drink. And further more don’t want a drink. And if a thought popped in my head, I have the tools and sober muscles to brush it away.
Hope it’s a sober and hangover free day for all the Weekenders. xxxx
Good morning Weekenders!
It's a lovely, sober, Sunday morning. The type of Sunday morning that at one time I never had because I was always living in a drunken haze after another Saturday night of drinking.
I'm going to my mother's today for Sunday lunch and will then be heading out for a nice walk this afternoon. After sitting in the house for most of yesterday I want to get some fresh air today.
Take care all.
It's a lovely, sober, Sunday morning. The type of Sunday morning that at one time I never had because I was always living in a drunken haze after another Saturday night of drinking.
I'm going to my mother's today for Sunday lunch and will then be heading out for a nice walk this afternoon. After sitting in the house for most of yesterday I want to get some fresh air today.
Take care all.
Congrats Itsmaria - that's great news. Well done!
Thanks Mags for the thread. Yes, I felt like a fish out of water during early sobriety but keeping to a routine and trying to do the right things no matter how awkward they felt was key. I'm having a quiet weekend so far but have to travel on business this afternoon on the post rail strike trains. It's only a two and a half hour journey but I'm hoping not to get stranded in the middle of nowhere. I'll be meeting work colleagues for the first time tomorrow which is a little anxiety provoking.
I had a review with my mental health team this week and they think things are going well. When I reminded them that I'm coming up to three and a half years sober there were congratulations all round. I'm so very grateful to be sober.
All the best. Forwards.
Thanks Mags for the thread. Yes, I felt like a fish out of water during early sobriety but keeping to a routine and trying to do the right things no matter how awkward they felt was key. I'm having a quiet weekend so far but have to travel on business this afternoon on the post rail strike trains. It's only a two and a half hour journey but I'm hoping not to get stranded in the middle of nowhere. I'll be meeting work colleagues for the first time tomorrow which is a little anxiety provoking.
I had a review with my mental health team this week and they think things are going well. When I reminded them that I'm coming up to three and a half years sober there were congratulations all round. I'm so very grateful to be sober.
All the best. Forwards.
I have a few projects on the go and Mrs Dragon is throwing hints at what she'd like done. I have very productive days and I have lazy days. The lazy days would drive me crazy. I still feel bad that I didn't take advantage of the time while I had it, But I've learned to (sort-of) accept it. I still have a hard time understanding why they happen, it's like I loose all motivation. Sometimes when motivation does come, it's for something completely different than what I have on the go. I have to stop myself and remember that I have things that need finishing,
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