it's the sad one back, just wanted to let you know I read all you replys to my last post and I am truelu greatful. I'm trying i am, but things aren't always as easy as they seem.
Time will tell, Sorry if I seem or come across as flippant, I don't mean it, I'm british!
For me, not drinking at first was hard. But, it wasn't as hard as carrying on drinking and where that was going to take me. I know that I would be dead, or heading towards death very rapidly, if I hadn't gone back to AA and listened to all the wisdom that is found in the rooms.
Hang in there and try to take it one day at a time. We're all here for you and you are not alone.
Take care,
Carol
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three utilities went on the fritz tonite - electric, gas, and water
As of this minute I have got the electric on, but the water & gas are off still
getting a shower at a friends house in the morning and heading off to a long day at work. Leaving it all to the landlord - makes me happy not to own a home right now -
watching this landlord-couple that are dealing with the it makes me happy to be single. i really can enjoy myself - by myself -i may not want to give that up!
tonite, i will be grateful to have this day
sorry that you're going thru a rough patch, but there is always tomorrow...
"...things aren't always as easy as they seem." You're right. And that goes for all good things in life, not just sobriety, I have found. One's body needs constant care and attention to be in good order. Love of/with a partner takes constant attentiveness and interaction. I guess I've finally found that sobriety needs a constant vigil and willpower. It appears that nothing worthwhile in life is kept without some kind of labor...even if it IS a labor of love. Thanks for your post Flumpy ...and good to see you back around here CAM...Tim
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