That’s incredible, Clent. Well done.
The image is reversed, so the numerals on your chip are reversed (at least in the image that I can see), so it looks like you’ve got a six year chip. Hopefully that’s seeing into your future. 
13 days away from reaching my only 90 days of Sobriety in 10 years. The life of recovery is just so great! Always reach out if you need help, don’t give up on your sobriety it is not worth it. Love you all and God bless! 
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This is a great selfie, those pretzels are amazing! And congrats on the sobriety! Keep it up, we’re all in this together.
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Nice one mate. I’m day 9 but have done 8 months once, this time I feel pumped
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Keep on trucking, I was ready. I am ready. Stay in tune.
Love to see it!
Thank you! Been a while. Glad to be back on here. Not a big community
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years is massive! 
Day 274
Another day, another hat.
I have to admit that I like the hats better than the caps. The hat doesn’t squeeze my ears. I’ve never understood how to do with the ears when wearing a cap, should they be outside the cap and squeeze the ears out, or inside and squeeze the ears in?
My husband claims that caps doesn’t squeeze the ears, but no matter the size they do for me.
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Yeah caps are worn both ways. Mine has to be ears out, it looks so strange when they are in
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All I can say regarding the proper fit and wear of caps and hats is what I learned in the military: a cap or hat should be fitted to the crown of the head. This is wear it should rest. If it’s down round your ears, it’s too big. The only exception to this is the watchcap/beanie which can cover the ears for warmth.
Also, pie is better than cake.
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So that basically means that my head is to small 
My cap is from the kids department, I would drown in an adult one.
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For me I think it looks good either way. But it’s not comfortable.
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You too!
Wow, that’s quite the move!! I’m chuffed for you what an adventure!! Must be a challenging time. I’m moving about 250 meters seriously 
I’ve finally committed and bought a little house round the corner from where I live now. It has a small garden so I can finally get a dog, and an extra bedroom that i’ll use as an office/music room. My collection is all boxed up ready to go. Exciting times but also stressful as hell. Now my job is home working 90% now it forced my hand. No way I can maintain sanity if I stay in this apartment.
So is it a completely fresh start for you? New job aswell?
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I agree that’s a big move, and really cool.
I kinda did the same when I moved away from
home. Finally we ended up renting house from my parents a 20 mins drive from there house in their neighborvillage. I dream about adventures and moving abroad but at the same time. The only place I know is here. As Luke Bryan sings “Born here, Live here Die here”
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Yeah, I live in my home town. I was unhappy about it for years. Travelling has been a big part of my life and i never thought i’d end up living here. I resented it to be honest. But sobriety has lightened me up. I’m really lucky to live here, and if I lived in a city it’s not as if i’d be painting the town red.
I do yearn for an adventure tho 
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We travel a lot as well, but not as much as I would like to. 
I’m lucky enough to have family and extended family in a lot of places all over the globe. And I don’t really mind living here, I love to see all familiar faces in the grocery store, i love that the pizza man or Cafe staff knows my autistic kid so well that they care extra for him. I love the fields, and I probably couldn’t live without the river. Cities makes me stressed, but at the same time, i don’t want this to be all I experienced in life, I don’t want it to be all that my kids get to experience. I need to see something else and explore it for real.
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I like the significance of the day, you’ll be fine! 
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