Beautiful. Thanks for your share and pictures as always Mno. Hope you have a great week too. I’ve been having some weird dreams as well. I think mainly because I’m using the nicotine patch to help me quit smoking. See you around. 1 day at a time.
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Good Morning TS Family. Happy Monday! All in perception right. Use to didn’t like Mondays now excited to live and keep on reaching for my goals. 30 days today. Ya me. Good day all.
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Day 277 clean and sober today. Life is so strange sometimes. It’s my bellybutton birthday today and I’m looking back on so much but am so grateful I am sober today. What a long and crazy journey it’s been. Have a great day everyone I love you guys 
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Yes, most people remove the patch at night exactly for that reason. Huge congrats on reaching 30 days Des!
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Yay!! Congrats on 30 days! Proud of you Mama!
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Checking in sober, Day 433. Its a bit of a chilly start to the week 
which, on top of the US time change, has me really wanting to crawl back into bed this morning! 
Still, its a new day, a new week, a new opportunity for us in our new sober lives. Wishing everyone a great day!!
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Congrats on 1 month!!
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Checking in sober at the end of day 71. Love it.
Going to look after myself today and have an early night.
Have a great sober day, wherever you are.
Goodnight. 
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Wonderful way to start the week with 30 days! Congrats, lady!
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Day 189: It’s a nasty one out there today! Sleet and ice mixed with big fat snowflakes and high winds, and it’s above freezing so who knows what we’ll be left with on the ground…exciting! I am feeling great this morning. I had a conversation with my mom recently where she finally wasn’t afraid to bring up my history with anxiety, depression and alcohol. It was a big step in our communication together. I think she felt for a long time that by talking about something negative it would only give it more power or by acknowledging it that makes it real, or something like that. Better to just not bring it up. But I have slowly but surely been talking about my experiences in a measured way, sort of neutral with a focus on how I am doing well now. It’s important to me to not push things under the rug anymore and pretend like I didn’t (don’t) have a problem. It feels like progress, and I am glad, because my mom and I are very close and we talk all the time. It was hard to have that elephant in the room feeling about my emotional health and addiction issues. Baby steps!
Hope you all have a healthy and productive start to your week. 
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Thanks Rob appreciate that. Congrats on your progress too. Your rocking it 
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