Friday, January 12, 2007

A Look Inside My Head...

Hello!

I would like to thank the folks supporting me first off. I had a good birthday. Got to spend it with my family and that was what was most important to me.

Well, here is a little of what has been going through my head:
  • The longer I am sober, the more natural this way of life seems.
  • My old drinking life was a very unhealthy way of living.
  • In my present, sober life seems like the greatest way to live.
  • While in the early years of my drinking, life wasn't so different from the lives my so called friends were living. But as we gradually became problem drinkers, our lives became more and more unhealthy.
  • I realize now that the things I did then were very unhealthy. When I was drinking, I was living an unnatural life physically and mentally. I was very hard on my body loading it with alcohol. I didn't eat sometimes for days, and when I did eat it was fast food or junk food. I would stay up as long as I could drinking or until I ran out... making myself drained of all the energy I would need to work.
More observations to come...

Again, thanks for the tugs on my wagon while I work my way through this newly found insightfulness.

5 comments:

H2o said...

I hope it gets easier day after day for you. Take care.

ArahMan7 said...

Just visiting after friend told me about you.

It gonna get easier. Have a happy weekend.

Greeting from Malaysia.

Mary Christine said...

Your blog made me smile. I love the wagon rider name and the wagon. Good deal for a recovering alcoholic.

GUYK said...

just a day at a time my friend..a day at a time.

Amerynthe said...

When I was a little girl, long before I knew what alcohol was, my Mum used to sing along to the radio ... 'Four wheels on my wagon, an' I'm still rollin' along. Them Cherokees are after me ...... but I'm singing a happy song.'

I thought Cherokee sounded so exotic and I didn't worry about the wagon and the wheels that kept dropping off at every turn, but now I'm all grown up and trying to stay on that wagon, and keep all my wheels. That song you posted, about being able to change, that's a great anthem for what we all need - thank you!

Enjoy each sober day! Each one is a gift, as I'm finding out, slowly!