So how do you make a vegies burger
Day 1415 and am soon approaching my 4th year of sobriety. I am grateful for many things these days but above all my little human being who is 1 month old now. Biggest gift of sobriety
Honestly, sounds like ideal practise material to me Mike. One item, one subject to focus on. One thing that’s good and real and true in your life and I know you are friggin proud of. As I am of you friend. Can’t wait for Monday.
Those eyes!! They just look right into your soul! Beautiful♥️
I highly doubt you’ll ever regret the tattoo you got for hitting one year of sobriety. My guess is you’ll get hooked on ink, tatts are addictive for me personally. Just make sure you really know where you want it. It’s a great tatt with great meaning.
69 days free of alcohol. I’m feeling as though I’m getting my freedom back. I always felt alcohol made me free by giving me courage to do things I wouldn’t normally do, but all it really did was give me the courage to be an idiot and offend people.
Bad days still come and go, but at the end of the day, I’m a sober.
Checking in afternoon
Eastcoast is going crazy in walmarts
Jampacked cause of a snowstorm were suppouse to get tomorow patience is something ive learned to practice alot during sobriety a win/win for me !
@AdvntrLane congrats on 3 weeks
@Blake11 congrats on your nic free week
@apes2020 congrats on 60 days
@FindingJesse congrats on 2 weeks
@anon60334405 I’m the same re written Vs verbal communication, I’ve always been this way, words just don’t come when I attempt to talk, sending solidarity. Remember the tattoo is for you, and I like that quote you shared about never being ashamed about your recovery, so wear it with pride
@MissDuse congrats on almost 4 years and your baby
173 days no alcohol.
141 days no cocaine.
I finished the program I’ve been watching early this morning and feel kinda lost without it. Tried to read afterwards but didn’t feel like it so only managed one chapter. I guess it’s restlessness again, but I’ll take that over being as down as I was earlier in the week. Resting my feet due to pain today. Was hoping the sun would make an appearance but it wasn’t to be, maybe tomorrow
In an hour, the singing programs start, and I love those so I’m excited for that. Gives me something to look forward to all week too .
I love coming here. It always leaves me feeling good, so thank you to all of you for your contributions, we really do have something truly special in TS
@M-be-free49. @Mno. @Butterflymoonwoman. @Dan531. @CATMANCAM. Thanks guys you rock love yall
Well, I haven’t been hitting myself with anything today, so that’s an improvement, I guess.
I was slicing potatoes on a mandoline and slipped, sliced clean off…
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So I was out doing an errand this morning up closer to the city, and I thought to myself, “Self, it’s time to treat yo self. You’re near your favorite record store, where you haven’t been for a proper splurge since June. Go on!”
I get my bonus from work soon (which was unexpected due to the financial difficulties that most companies are having now due to COVID impacts – so that was a GREAT surprise), and while I will be putting almost all of it towards savings I figured I have to use part of it for something fun to reward myself for my work.
So I went over there (thankfully timed it to get there just as they opened, to minimize being around others) and let myself run wild, within reason of course. I’ve got some spinning to do tonight! Mostly used records, as is the preference. I always hold out on buying online to see if I can find it used in a store. It’s also nice to delay the instant gratification of ordering it online, and holding off to see if you can find it “out in the wild”. Much more rewarding if you track it down yourself…requires patience in the internet era for sure.
Brand new copies, you’re actually better off getting online for cheaper…huge in-store mark-up on new. Used records are generally cheap, eliminate waste, and the profit goes entirely to the shop. Plus there’s a “time capsule” aspect to it that I like. Thinking about the previous owner, who they were, where they were, etc.
Some of this stuff has been on my list for ages, so glad to have a fruitful visit to the store and get so many at lower costs than normal. Sometimes I go and come away with absolutely nothing!
Slowdive, Souvlaki, 1993
Rush, Moving Pictures, 1981
The Human League, DARE, 1981
U2, The Joshua Tree, 1987
KISS, Alive!, 1975
Danny Brown, uknowhatimsayin?, 2018
Mac Demarco, Salad Days, 2014
(For what it’s worth, I’m not very big on KISS – and I see Gene Simmons as one of the most colossal tools to walk the earth – but the album itself is significant in regards to live albums being a viable “thing” for record companies…it changed the game, and was necessary for a band like KISS whose entire essence is based in their live performances). Ace Frehley is cool though!
Also, I got a reminder that this happened.
I’m not sure if you have ever watched Parks and Rec but that made me think of the “treat yo self days” lol. Looks like you had a good day and got some awesome stuff.
Love P&R. It’s exactly why my brain says TREAT YO’ SELF!
I’m going to try it thanks
@anon60334405…What she said
You do whatever you want and what is best for you. Can’t wait to see whatever you decide.
Yessss. I was trying to find a GIF of it just like that but couldn’t figure it out on my new phone lol
I had another sober day!
and @Charlie_C too – I think my favorite from that show might be Craig. He wasn’t around until the latter part of the series, but some of his lines just have such hysterical delivery from Billy Eichner.
Ron is another favorite for obvious reasons. After Charlie’s comment, I gotta put Jean-Ralphio up there too. P&R has such great secondary characters.