Oh Sunni, those photos are lovely! Hi Beck, you stay around, nobody is going to let you lose the prize (you are the prize
). I have my cheerleader pompoms flying around for you Bouv and Janice . I certainly understand how one can get used to drinking at a certain time of day whether alone in the house in the afternoon or unwinding after work. By the way Bouv I imagine you work with some colorful and interpersonally challenging individuals, I know that I did, and while many high profile, outwardly successful people were wonderful and kind others were so narcissistic and entitled my interactions progressed more like a Saturday Night Live skit. I remember being alone in my dining room at the end of the day and shaking with frustration (while I poured a stiff scotch) over a particular bully whom I even hired (he was really good at his job:H). All that aside, suddenly each of us here has been faced with not drinking during our own habitual periods. It feels very weird at first to most people, but now as I have relapsed and started over several times, I can ?compare and contrast? and I know that it is possible to enjoy those times more than I ever did while drinking, I usually look forward to that time of day rather than dread it. There are very cool secrets and discoveries that come with sobriety. And Lav, in spite of my blond braids, reasonably lithe limbs, and splendid gorgeousness in body and spirit, this earthly being will qualify for Medicare in September. Don't tell anybody. Love to all, Ladybird.







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