I hadn’t thought about that and it’d be perfect but I threw the mirror over my shoulder and into the back seat in automobile protest.

Apparently Quorn can make people sick even though I’ve been eating it for years and never had any problems.

Ah, but now you can see above you and avoid meteor strikes while driving.

Thanks!

Main in STC close to Randall, it’s just a little east of the McDonalds.

Where is this place? Looks so yummy!

True

I remember those yellow buses very well!

I believe there is a difference between Anarchy and protesting

Yes you did, I learned never to play Anarchy in the USA with you in my car LOL

I use to cause some Anarchy. Isn’t that right Ramon?

Yep. I don’t want anarchy in my house. :)

In general, and in the garage.

What Kelly & Vanessa said! Well done my friend.

You have always been an old soul….even when you were young. You had the fortitude and the gift for seeing the outcome of your life if you remained in the direction you were heading. That gift enabled you to make decisions that prevented years of misery…..you never experienced too many bad things from your drinking……”yet”…..when you quit…. I assure you that if you would have kept using for long enough you would have experienced every one of them. I’ve seen people say I came into Alcoholics Anonymous too early, I didn’t suffer enough before I came in I had to go back out and try it again. The big book talks about going out and try and control drinking, it says if you can do it, then go right ahead, cuz you are not one of us. No, definitely not one of us if you can control you’re drinking. I remember an old saying I heard in Alcoholics Anonymous one time. They said I didn’t stop at Alcoholics Anonymous because it was the prettiest house on the street, I stopped because it was the last house on the street. That hit home with me because I tried everything, to be able to continue to drink, as I wanted to prove that it wasn’t the alcohol I had a problem with it was everybody else who was bothering me. You know there’s another saying in Alcoholics Anonymous. At first I took a drink, and then the drink took a drink, and then the drink took me. That’s how I describe my alcoholism. Thank God we don’t have to live that way anymore, is another great saying from alcoholics anonymous that I use quite often. :-)

Very insightful I needed to read that thank you for sharing

Well put. Thanks.

This is so poignant and true. Bullseye! I found myself in every word. Thank you for sharing

Alcoholics don’t play the tape through by choice. You quit drinking, so at some point you must have actually decided to stop and think before you took a drink. Good choice!!

“€œBecause drunkenness is like a wet blanket over the fire, a soggy forcefield that keeps the inferno of reality from being real.” Beautifully said. Captures that feeling, that state dead on!