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Monthly Archives: October 2015
october 30 2015
Looking forward to another sober weekend. The week did not go well. Not bad, but I did drink. It’s a powerful SOB, I’ll tell ya. I know we all feel it when we are combating that desire to get a … Continue reading
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wish every day was a weekend
Weekends are so much easier for me to not drink. Can’t say why. You’d think it would be the other way around. But during the week, I guess it just becomes a routine to leave work, head to either the … Continue reading
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18 hour job?
Not like I have lots to say that would interest any one at this stage. But, I see that there are a number of you out there at least checking out my blog from time to time so wanted to … Continue reading
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frustration
Picture me clenching my fists, my arms straight as boards at my side, a scowl on my face and stamping my right foot on the ground. That’s how I feel today. Frustration and anger just barely covers it.
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october 12
I drank moderately this weekend. Not a good thing, but at least I didn’t over do it. I had a 10.8 mile hike on Saturday morning and knew I would hate it and myself if I felt crappy. So, Friday … Continue reading
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I’m baaacccckkkk
I have missed you all. I decided this morning that I would once again begin reading your great blogs every day like I used to. They are always such an inspiration and a reminder that I am not alone. Today … Continue reading
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dangling on the edge 