Army Thread 3 November

[Guest]

Army Thread 3 November

hello all, Limers is doing well here! I was invited out for friday so im going to refuse that however for some reason I dont understand, I dont give a shit about drinking at the moment. Not craving at all, just sick of it and dont want it..lets hope this feeling lasts! Going to try and get to a meeting tomorrow, need to get my weekely reminder of just how crap drink is, stories I heard last week would amke your hair curl, anyhow intend to study as much as I can today, have a good one ya'll!

[Brigitte Bardot]

Army Thread 3 November

Thanks JC! Good morning Oney, beagle and Limers! See you Mario.
Limers, I don't have any desire to drink either right now. Strange for me, normally after 3-5 days I'm wanting one really bad and looking forward to my Friday night splurge. Something must have clicked this time? I bet you hear some stories at those meetings.

[mario]

Army Thread 3 November

limers;995479 wrote: hello all, Limers is doing well here! I was invited out for friday so im going to refuse that however for some reason I dont understand, I dont give a shit about drinking at the moment. Not craving at all, just sick of it and dont want it..lets hope this feeling lasts! Going to try and get to a meeting tomorrow, need to get my weekly reminder of just how crap drink is, stories I heard last week would make your hair curl, anyhow intend to study as much as I can today, have a good one y'all!

limers have you seen the thread, 51 ways to help stop drinking, print it out its excellent

[mario]

Army Thread 3 November

ps i am doing a jc

[Guest]

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will do Mario thanks.

[Guest]

Army Thread 3 November

where will I find it?
Hi BB, I think the pennies dropped for us, great isnt it? I can absolutly say there is NO battle going on in my head about drink, I actually think all this shit with Zak and my college work as well has hijacked my head and theres no room left in it to think much about drink.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 3 November

get knotted,mario

Limers, me lovely you're doing great. I didn't do anything round booze for at least me 30 days. Then when I did I was surprised how little other folks drank and I'll still pull out of something now if I'm feeling a bit wobbly.

[Guest]

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I hear ya Jc, my plan is to refuse everything till at least christmas, hate going out at night anyway, much prefere to spend my money on christmas stuff , shopping in general!
BB, have you a weeks hols or something?

[Brigitte Bardot]

Army Thread 3 November

It really is great. I don't feel inprisioned anymore. I felt like a slave to it at times, it's a very free feeling. Like dumping a needy boyfriend! lol. Sorry for the analogy but you all know the feeling I'm talking about.

[Guest]

Army Thread 3 November

sure do! Right I better go to work, see you all later.

[Brigitte Bardot]

Army Thread 3 November

limers;995494 wrote: I hear ya Jc, my plan is to refuse everything till at least christmas, hate going out at night anyway, much prefere to spend my money on christmas stuff , shopping in general!
BB, have you a weeks hols or something?

You can sort of say that. My little girl was accepted into a program for Autism through Early Intervention which has a lot of one on one home time with her, so I resigned from my job to be with her till she goes back to school. She needed me home, and I needed to be home with her. I didn't want to leave it all to my mom to do, but thankfully I have great parents who help me out.

[JackieClaire]

Army Thread 3 November

You're right BB, never really understood the letting go thing, but it was such a relief when I did.

When I finally stuck me nose out to go to a party. I think the final nail was watching a smartly dressed middle aged woman who was absolutely hammered sing 'I will Survive' on the kareoke. She was spilling her wine all over, stumbling and generally making a right tool of herself. Anyway the point is that could have been me the summer of 2009

[Guest]

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Ah great BB, its great to get that time with her, you never get it back and if shes on the autistic spectrum she needs you. My 8 yr old has aspergers and hes is doing great now....so much better, thats on the autistic spectrum as well as you prob know. I dont want to work full time till they are older. Another few years at least.

[Guest]

Army Thread 3 November

JackieClaire;995499 wrote: You're right BB, never really understood the letting go thing, but it was such a relief when I did.

When I finally stuck me nose out to go to a party. I think the final nail was watching a smartly dressed middle aged woman who was absolutely hammered sing 'I will Survive' on the kareoke. She was spilling her wine all over, stumbling and generally making a right tool of herself. Anyway the point is that could have been me the summer of 2009

:H:H:Hthink that was me!! I got barred from the pub accross the road about 5 yrs ago for standing on a table and singing that!:H

[Guest]

Army Thread 3 November

right, must leggitt!