I saw this post at this forum, absolutely right…
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True. It’s funny because I know something is different for me this time internally and externally. I’ve been concerned about my drinking habits for years and I’ve talked about and tried stopping many times but for some reason this time is different. I haven’t figured out all the minute reasons internally but I externally, without purposely doing so, I’m changing my lifestyle rapidly to fit an alcohol free life. I’ve completely changed how I do practically everything in 6 days. This quote resonates with me so much.
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I start to change lot of thing, first ı changed market which I usually buy wines 
than I stop the going To happy hours after the work ,friday nights. I am only 65 days , early in the recovery , I prefer no to go social place using alcohol, I changed also my playlist 
HALT is my new road map
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I absolutely love this!
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You Are the strong women. I red your posts , I am sure you will do best again 
65 days is huge! Congratulations.
I’ve restructured my evening routines and morning routines, Found a boxing coach, planned several get togethers with friends that don’t drink, and committed to a handful of responsibilities that I never would have had the time for if I’m drinking. You know how much drinking and recovering seem to always take right 
And even though I’m not interested in drinking I don’t mind meeting friends at bars but I’m limiting the time I spend to 2 hours. Enough time to soberly enjoy getting together, not getting plastered for 5 hours and not remembering anything.
Thats great 
I must keep away from the pub. Because that’s where I did my socialising and obvious. I put stop to drinking in my home or others homes quite some time. So that put a stop the company I was keeping. But then I started going to a regular pub just for the company basically. But now I realise I only want to go for the company so I can drink. It’d become an obsession more like.