I just want to announce today is two weeks. I
didn't have as many struggles as i thought i'd
have this weekend. Some of my drinking friends
aren't calling me, i'm not calling them either. I
can't be around them, cause they drank at least as
much as i did. All we did was go to parties and
bars when we hung out. We never did anything
sober, and i know if i went to there houses they'd
be drinking, and ask me if i wanted one, without
regard to my program.> I know because i've been
through this before on a different quit in which i
didn't go to AA. I didn't have much of a program
then. I'm going to meetings now, reading the big
book, trying to get a program going, get moving on
the steps better. Overall i feel good about myself.

Hard being i will have to find new friends, don't
get me wrong i have some true friends who i'll
remain friends with, but some i don't really
foresee it (were they all real friends to begin
with??), so that's hard, but i need to do whatever
i need to do to keep myself sober. That's all.
Thanks for listening.

Bryan

Bryan wrote:
> I just want to announce today is two weeks. I didn't have as many
> struggles as i thought i'd have this weekend.
> Bryan

Congrad.

Here'a cranberry juice your way !
I've become quite a connoisseur on the various
blends of Cranberry Juices and diet cherry Coke.
Hellva lot cheaper too.

Cheers.

congrats to you on your year bryan!
doing WHATEVER WORKS, is the key for most of
us..............................

--

mr. bush just never quits!
http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/0824-07.htm



"Bryan" <bekberg@charter.net> wrote in message
news:U3uQe.15805$ih4.1611@fe02.lga...
> I just want to announce today is two weeks. I
> didn't have as many struggles as i thought i'd
> have this weekend. Some of my drinking friends
> aren't calling me, i'm not calling them either. I
> can't be around them, cause they drank at least as
> much as i did. All we did was go to parties and
> bars when we hung out. We never did anything
> sober, and i know if i went to there houses they'd
> be drinking, and ask me if i wanted one, without
> regard to my program.> I know because i've been
> through this before on a different quit in which i
> didn't go to AA. I didn't have much of a program
> then. I'm going to meetings now, reading the big
> book, trying to get a program going, get moving on
> the steps better. Overall i feel good about myself.
>
> Hard being i will have to find new friends, don't
> get me wrong i have some true friends who i'll
> remain friends with, but some i don't really
> foresee it (were they all real friends to begin
> with??), so that's hard, but i need to do whatever
> i need to do to keep myself sober. That's all.
> Thanks for listening.
>
> Bryan

B .
check your email.

That really bothers me using code names on graves.
This whole Iraq thing has really turned out to
be a mess. I thought it was a hoax from the beginning
and it has stayed the course.