Less Alcohol - April 2019 - One Day at a Time
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I woke up feeling angry and disappointed after drinking yesterday. It's been about a month straight. So for the first time I said "screw it" and dumped half a bottle of rum down the drain just now. Goodbye rum, hello new day! Time to take myself and my goals seriously.
(I tried to post a picture but it wont let me)2 -
April accountability ~25 days so far
No Alcohol: 9 days
Alcohol: 16 days (33 drinks)
Goal: AF days 4 per week / 16 per month
You’ll never change your life until you change something you do daily. The secret of your success is found in your daily routine. - John C. MaxwellWhat a big change in my life … 2016-2018 I could not count my AF days … it was 2-5 glasses per night or other drink usually 6-7 nights per week. Loving the change I’ve made in 2019 and it is helping the numbers on the scale go down.Apr 22 - 2 glasses of wine. Planned AF and dinner at home. My son & his wife surprised us … dinner out and news they are having our 1st grandchild.
Challenging week ahead. Less than stellar start for the month. Ended up 1 day short of my goal for the week.
Apr 1 - AF
Apr 2 - AF
Apr 3 - 2 glasses of wine. Dinner at home with DH instead of going to new bar with Sisters Who Sip.
Apr 4 - 1 glass of wine w/ DH and 2 at Bunco. Slipped on that daily goal! Bunco: Plan 1 glass wine I’ve got to learn to stop at 1 at social events when there are multiple open bottles!
Apr 5 - 3 glasses of wine (did not start with the beer before hand with DH which is a win) @ camp ... drank a bottle of water before bed then out fishing in boat early this morning.
Apr 6 - 1 beer at 4pm fishing off the dock @ camp. WIN did not open the bottle of wine for dinner.
Apr 7 - AF
Second week with only 3 nights AF … not getting to my weekly goal which will make the monthly goal difficult to achieve as well!
Apr 8 - AF
Apr 9 - AF - Alumnae meeting theme “Learn the Art of Cocktails” with plenty of wine too: Plan just skip this month! Way to tempting and easy to go beyond my limits as well as the drive is 20 miles each way.
Apr 10 - 2 glasses of wine; dinner with my sister; she pulled out the bottle
Apr 11 - 2 glasses of wine; dinner with DH; he brought one home oh well
Apr 12 - AF - I had planned to drink but decided I needed to make up for the last 2 days of unexpected wine. Day out with my daughter and daughter-in-law. Spring Spectacular: shopping & mimosas: Plan limit 1 drink, daughter ordered wine with her lunch … and I declined. So flew through the day AF after all.
Apr 13 - 2 glasses of wine @ camp
Apr 14 - 1 beer + 3 glasses of wine @ camp (1 glass from 3 different bottles that were opened that evening)
Only 2 AF out of 7 this week. Again not a great start to my week … I need to figure out how to reign it in … but if I don’t drink 2 glasses then DH opens the bottle and polishes it off on his own. Trying to balance my goals when he has thrown in the towel.
Apr 15 - 2 glasses of wine - Bookclub: Skipping @ fishing camp
Apr 16 - 2 glasses of wine @ camp
Apr 17 - AF - DH had a bottle at home which he opened before I left but I did not take the glass offered. Bookclub told them I was detoxing from all the wine I drank at the fishing camp.
Apr 18 - 2 glasses of wine - Grimaldi’s pizza
Apr 19 - 2 beers - Good Friday Fish Fry & Crawfish Boil: Plan 2 beers
Apr 20 - 2 red glasses of wine with steak, roasted multicolored carrots and steamed artichoke for dinner
Apr 21 - AF
Apr 23 - 1 glass of wine. Planned HH with friend limit 1 drink
Apr 24 - AF
Apr 25 - 1 glass of wine. Alumnae meeting with wine: Plan AF (long drive)
Apr 26 - Charity event Product Runway: Plan no more than 2 drinks0 -
dawnbgethealthy wrote: »@sunscoutie
Hi!
You don't need to wait until next month. Welcome to the group. We are all trying to drink less - whatever that means to each of us. Checking in here daily is a really good and positive thing. It has helped me immensely.
I'm here. But I want a fresh month to start logging each day. I like your template. It really keeps you accountable, being able to see the whole month!
I had 4 drinks last night. I'm really trying to go all week without drinks, but Thursday is hard. I used to have golf league on Thursday nights, that included drinks. Now that has changed to horseback riding on Thursday nights, with drinks. gah! Why do I have to have drinks Thursday nights!!!!! It's like Friday-eve and calls my name!5 -
April 22 -- AF. Went for a run after work. Slept really well. I know I feel better when I don't drink, but I can't seem to stay away on the weekends.
April 23 -- AF. Another good workout, which helps. Also stocking up on fizzy drinks!
April 24 - AF. One more day to meet my goal of 4 AF days per week.
April 25 - AF. Met my goal this week! I will probably have a glass or two of wine tonight, but hopefully not more than that. We're going to see a school play so I won't be tempted to sit at home and drink.3 -
@FeelinFooFoo
@dawnbgethealthy as someone else has said, I like your template also. It's quick & easy to see how you have done throughout the month. I wish I could only drink 3 drinks like you and then have to stop! 😄 and weight loss is a great reason to cut back.
Yes, the 3 drink thing...well, if I have 4 drinks I usually throw up, so keeping to 3 is better. The thing is that when i started on this thread I was having 3 drinks 7 days per week.
No template, just checking in daily.
Best of luck with the alcohol experiment! Sorry that you had to share your wine lol.2 -
I woke up feeling angry and disappointed after drinking yesterday. It's been about a month straight. So for the first time I said "screw it" and dumped half a bottle of rum down the drain just now. Goodbye rum, hello new day! Time to take myself and my goals seriously.
(I tried to post a picture but it wont let me)
You did a very good and brave thing. That shows power right there. My turning point came when I was able to really just pour it down the drain. Forget the cost- really, forget the cost. In the end, you will win and your body will thank you for it.1 -
This week have been focusing on the bigger picture and working on other goals that make me happy to fill the alcohol void. I need to solve this piece. If you think about what is missing in your life...and write down what you can do and want to do instead...you can start being that person..I am challenging myself with this thought this month and moving forward. I started substituting a hike/run/powerwalk program - daily - and actually it's I've been at it 2 weeks - I have 49 miles logged so far...... and my mood and mindset has changed a lot. I feel optimistic and energetic. Yes I still drink wine but limited to dinner time (it used to be a lot more). This transition from alcohol life to wonderful life is hard...but I felt I need to work on developing and designing what that new lifestyle would be....before I make the final jump to being alcohol free.3
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@globalhiker thank you! I just woke up feeling different, I did not want it. And like you said, half a 25$ bottle down the drain and I didn't even care. I felt better tonight not having any. I had ONE mango-rita, it took me over an hour to drink just one 12oz bottle. I didnt even really want it but had it anyways. Thought about a second before bed but again, just didnt want it. Maybe it's just the taste. I get burnt out on things easily, but either way I'll take it! Started me on the right path today
Also, I really like that you are incorporating some walking/hiking as a fill! That's what I would like to do as well. Being physically active is supposed to really help our mental well being, very proud of you! Its inspiring!4 -
Reread the beginning thread again.
Helpful.
Has there been any mention of the May challenge yet?2 -
I'M BACK!
Was away for 4 days/nights. Did much better than I originally set my goals at(2 drink limit per night). Only had 4 drinks my entire get a away. My shock was the price of drinks. Holy cow!
Hubby was also more considerate toward my new less drinking lifestyle. He did NOT order any full bottles at dinner for us both to share. First time ever on one of our anniversarys that has happened.
Welcome to our new peeps. Yes the new May thread should be coming soon. @Orphia never forgets and she always posts a link on here for us to find it.
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I am going to continue with my goal of 4AF days per week.
Weight loss is my main motivator.
April 1 - AF
April 2 - AF
April 3 - AF
April 4 - 3 drinks
April 5 - AF - super glad to have this forum to check in to for accountability, it really does stop me some days when I have had crazy days at work and really feel like having drinks.
April 06 - 3 drinks, and up 1.6 pounds in one day from it. All the more reason for AF days : - )
April 07 - AF - planning AF for the next 3 days at least
April 08 - AF
April 09 - AF
April 10 - AF
April 11 - AF - planned night out for the 12th, jam session at a bar. I have sang without drinking before, but prefer to loosen up with a couple first...we'll see. I love being less bloated, especially in the face.
April 12 - 4 drinks - Didn't even go out to the jam in the neighbouring town. I had such a long busy workday and 9pm just seemed too late for me to start to gussie up and drive there. I probably wouldn't have had any drinks had I gone, because I was driving. I was just too tired lol. It actually was nice to relax, have a few drinks, watch hockey.
April 13 - AF
April 14 - 3 drinks - Sunday - going to make at least the next 3 days AF
April 15 - AF
April 16 - AF - home sick from work. A brandy or a glass of red wine might have been soothing, but I didn't.
April 17 - AF - after months of being on this thread I feel like it is finally becoming my new normal. As much as I have done many AF days each month, not a day went by that I didn't feel like having drinks - I just didn't. I truly feel like I am not craving it as much now.
April 18 - AF - Still not logging until the following day so far : - )
April 19 - 2 drinks hours ago. Actually logged on the current day for a change.
April 20 - AF - Still battling this terrible flu/cold thing and wine would have eased the coughing...but so will Neo Citran or something before bed. Alcohol probably doesn't help much with healing anyway.
April 21 - AF - It is nice to wake up without a bloated stomach and face.
April 22 - AF
April 23 - AF
April 24 - AF
April 25 - 2 drinks. When I first got started at drinking less, when the days came that I would have drinks I think that I was feeling deprived and drank more than usual. I don't feel that way anymore. 3 would be normal for me, but tonight (a few hours ago) I had 2 and was good with that. Progress.
April 26 - 3 drinks - broke the never drink 2 days in a row : - ( I know that I could so easily go back to drinks every day.
Running total: 19AF days out of 26 days so far4 -
Hi all! Hosted A huge Easter family reunion which took up all my time beforehand- and all week to clean up and recover!
Did well on the day of the party (sat). Only two drinks. Sunday I had 2 mimosas, took a nap, and had two glasses of wine with dinner. Felt so hung over Monday! What a lousy feeling. Good reminder not to drink too much
Good all week, only one on my planned nights. Now I need to get my food logging back on track!4 -
One mango-rita yesterday, took like two hours to drink it. Went to the store today, husband got beer but we skipped the rum! I much rather drink one drink then have one shot of rum turn into like 6. I have to say it was progress to not buy the rum. To not want it actually!3
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I am going to continue with my goal of 4AF days per week.
Weight loss is my main motivator.
April 1 - AF
April 2 - AF
April 3 - AF
April 4 - 3 drinks
April 5 - AF - super glad to have this forum to check in to for accountability, it really does stop me some days when I have had crazy days at work and really feel like having drinks.
April 06 - 3 drinks, and up 1.6 pounds in one day from it. All the more reason for AF days : - )
April 07 - AF - planning AF for the next 3 days at least
April 08 - AF
April 09 - AF
April 10 - AF
April 11 - AF - planned night out for the 12th, jam session at a bar. I have sang without drinking before, but prefer to loosen up with a couple first...we'll see. I love being less bloated, especially in the face.
April 12 - 4 drinks - Didn't even go out to the jam in the neighbouring town. I had such a long busy workday and 9pm just seemed too late for me to start to gussie up and drive there. I probably wouldn't have had any drinks had I gone, because I was driving. I was just too tired lol. It actually was nice to relax, have a few drinks, watch hockey.
April 13 - AF
April 14 - 3 drinks - Sunday - going to make at least the next 3 days AF
April 15 - AF
April 16 - AF - home sick from work. A brandy or a glass of red wine might have been soothing, but I didn't.
April 17 - AF - after months of being on this thread I feel like it is finally becoming my new normal. As much as I have done many AF days each month, not a day went by that I didn't feel like having drinks - I just didn't. I truly feel like I am not craving it as much now.
April 18 - AF - Still not logging until the following day so far : - )
April 19 - 2 drinks hours ago. Actually logged on the current day for a change.
April 20 - AF - Still battling this terrible flu/cold thing and wine would have eased the coughing...but so will Neo Citran or something before bed. Alcohol probably doesn't help much with healing anyway.
April 21 - AF - It is nice to wake up without a bloated stomach and face.
April 22 - AF
April 23 - AF
April 24 - AF
April 25 - 2 drinks. When I first got started at drinking less, when the days came that I would have drinks I think that I was feeling deprived and drank more than usual. I don't feel that way anymore. 3 would be normal for me, but tonight (a few hours ago) I had 2 and was good with that. Progress.
April 26 - 3 drinks - broke the never drink 2 days in a row : - ( I know that I could so easily go back to drinks every day.
April 27 - 3 drinks. That was too easy. Of course my food discipline goes out the window too when I have drinks. I was on a pretty good roll this month before this. I will need to get a handle on it.
Running total: 19AF days out of 27 days so far2 -
Hi @dawnbgethealthy , I love your record-keeping. Such a helpful thing to do to be able to see patterns in one's behaviour.
Are you finding it's getting easier to moderate over time? I like how you said logging in to post keeps you accountable.
Are you noticing like I did that drinking affects you just as much as illness and stress do, and that they both make the other worse?
How's your record-keeping helping with your weight loss? Do you have data on that?
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I will look for the May thread as well. I have been reading everyone's posts and find a lot of inspiration and support. I have also been listening to podcasts at rachelhart.com - her site was mentioned on this thread and she does a really good job talking about urges, etc. I have the occasional AF day and would like to have more and drink less when I do drink.2
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I am going to continue with my goal of 4AF days per week.
Weight loss is my main motivator.
April 1 - AF
April 2 - AF
April 3 - AF
April 4 - 3 drinks
April 5 - AF - super glad to have this forum to check in to for accountability, it really does stop me some days when I have had crazy days at work and really feel like having drinks.
April 06 - 3 drinks, and up 1.6 pounds in one day from it. All the more reason for AF days : - )
April 07 - AF - planning AF for the next 3 days at least
April 08 - AF
April 09 - AF
April 10 - AF
April 11 - AF - planned night out for the 12th, jam session at a bar. I have sang without drinking before, but prefer to loosen up with a couple first...we'll see. I love being less bloated, especially in the face.
April 12 - 4 drinks - Didn't even go out to the jam in the neighbouring town. I had such a long busy workday and 9pm just seemed too late for me to start to gussie up and drive there. I probably wouldn't have had any drinks had I gone, because I was driving. I was just too tired lol. It actually was nice to relax, have a few drinks, watch hockey.
April 13 - AF
April 14 - 3 drinks - Sunday - going to make at least the next 3 days AF
April 15 - AF
April 16 - AF - home sick from work. A brandy or a glass of red wine might have been soothing, but I didn't.
April 17 - AF - after months of being on this thread I feel like it is finally becoming my new normal. As much as I have done many AF days each month, not a day went by that I didn't feel like having drinks - I just didn't. I truly feel like I am not craving it as much now.
April 18 - AF - Still not logging until the following day so far : - )
April 19 - 2 drinks hours ago. Actually logged on the current day for a change.
April 20 - AF - Still battling this terrible flu/cold thing and wine would have eased the coughing...but so will Neo Citran or something before bed. Alcohol probably doesn't help much with healing anyway.
April 21 - AF - It is nice to wake up without a bloated stomach and face.
April 22 - AF
April 23 - AF
April 24 - AF
April 25 - 2 drinks. When I first got started at drinking less, when the days came that I would have drinks I think that I was feeling deprived and drank more than usual. I don't feel that way anymore. 3 would be normal for me, but tonight (a few hours ago) I had 2 and was good with that. Progress.
April 26 - 3 drinks - broke the never drink 2 days in a row : - ( I know that I could so easily go back to drinks every day.
April 27 - 3 drinks. That was too easy. Of course my food discipline goes out the window too when I have drinks. I was on a pretty good roll this month before this. I will need to get a handle on it.
April 28 - AF
Running total: 19AF days out of 28 days so far2 -
Hi @dawnbgethealthy , I love your record-keeping. Such a helpful thing to do to be able to see patterns in one's behaviour.
Are you finding it's getting easier to moderate over time? I like how you said logging in to post keeps you accountable.
Are you noticing like I did that drinking affects you just as much as illness and stress do, and that they both make the other worse?
How's your record-keeping helping with your weight loss? Do you have data on that?
Hi Oprphia : - )
Definitely logging in every day helps me. I set myself a realistic goal of 4AF days per week. If I surpass it, that is great. Being able to see how many AF days I am accumulating as the month goes on keeps me motivated.
Quite honestly, I feel like having a few drinks really does help with stress. Most days coming home from work it would be so nice to have a glass of wine like I used to, but I am committed to weight loss, so have cut way back on alcohol. I didn't have any drinks when I was laid up with my flu/cold, but a brandy would have been nice, or a glass of red wine. I don't really know if it would have made me feel better or worse.
My record keeping extends to calories in, calories burned = deficit.
I am sure that cutting way back on alcohol has helped for a few reasons: extra calories, eating more once having a few drinks, and the body stopping everything except trying to digest the alcohol - which means that extra food goes straight to fat : - /
One thing for sure, to me personally, is that my face and belly look so much better after an AF day. I know that I have mentioned it before, but the bloated face and gut is not something that I want to see in the mirror in the morning. This has helped me to not have drinks the night before wanting to present well the next day.
I am definitely feeling that it is easier to moderate over time. Since I joined this post I have gotten used to AF days. Truly it took me many many months to get to that spot. Not to say that I didn't cut back and log many AF days using willpower, but it was only recently that I stopped craving drinks most days.
I am just coming off of drinks 3 days in a row, and that is a big no-no. 2 days in a row is a no-no or the 3rd day is almost inevitable. I didn't have any drinks today, but I sure felt like it after having 3 days in a row of indulgence.
We cut back on certain foods to lose weight, and the same is for drinks. I love to eat ribs, but went from once per week to once per month to now once every 3 months - probably 1700 calories per sitting, not so great on a 1200-1300 eating plan : - P
I watch people on here that plan their drinks days, like wine tastings, book club etc. That seems like a very good idea to me, planned drink days - so that if you know that you have something coming up on a Saturday you don't have drinks on the Friday.
I get inspired reading everyone's posts. We are all trying to be better versions of ourselves.
I am grateful for the forum.5 -
FYI for both of you, I recently learned that people only receive PMs if they are on your friends list. I don’t know if this is a glitch or intentional on MfPs part but it was surprising to me as I know this wasn’t always the case. Just in case that may be part of the challenge...1 -
THANKS @WinoGelato. Nice to hear from you as always.1
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Ok, so I've been dying to be able to post this!
I DID.NOT.HAVE.ALCOHOL.YESTERDAY.
Normally I drink on Sunday to counterbalance the hangover I have from Saturday. But I remembered this thread and all of you. Someone said it does get easier as time goes. Maybe not easier in the moment, but eventually. So I was able to stay AF all day yesterday. It felt good to conquer that!
And I do know it gets easier, because I quit smoking years ago and fell down many times before I was successful. But I WANTED it. I hated the way smoking made me feel. I'm now getting to the point, I hate how drinking makes me feel. I wouldn't mind it one day a week, but almost all week is not doing anything good for me.
But for what it is worth, I started this week of lovely. I'm happy with that!10 -
Awesome job @sunscoutie. Love how you said "it felt good to conquer that". Baby steps my friend. That is what we all do here. 👍 👍 👍2
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sunscoutie wrote: »Ok, so I've been dying to be able to post this!
I DID.NOT.HAVE.ALCOHOL.YESTERDAY.
Normally I drink on Sunday to counterbalance the hangover I have from Saturday. But I remembered this thread and all of you. Someone said it does get easier as time goes. Maybe not easier in the moment, but eventually. So I was able to stay AF all day yesterday. It felt good to conquer that!
And I do know it gets easier, because I quit smoking years ago and fell down many times before I was successful. But I WANTED it. I hated the way smoking made me feel. I'm now getting to the point, I hate how drinking makes me feel. I wouldn't mind it one day a week, but almost all week is not doing anything good for me.
But for what it is worth, I started this week of lovely. I'm happy with that!
I had a similar thought today. Rough morning at work, as I walked out for lunch I thought....man, years ago this is a day I couldn't wait to light a cigarette, take a long drag.....but I don't have that urge anymore....some day, my drinking urge will also be gone.
Just cracking the books of The Alcohol Experiment and Quit Drinking.5 -
I looked through the many pages here in this thread and the stories sound so familiar and the excuses as wel! Lots of sage advice from many "experts" and references galore and yet the most successful and most impactful program for over 75 years for exactly what you seek and are striving to obtain, has not one reference?
https://www.aa.org/ with about a 63% to 75% long term recovery rate and over 118,000 groups across the USA and 2 million "members"......might be worth a look and support fellowship. If you can't stop or think you have a problem.....you probably do!
I drank since I was about 7 and it took me 1/2 century to stop. AF for 3 years. Food, drugs, alcohol......Addiction comes in many habits......yes we DO have a problem.
"One is too many, and a thousand is not enough."5 -
Hey gang you can find the monthly continuation of this thread at this link:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10741426/less-alcohol-may-2019-one-day-at-a-time#latest
Hope to see all these familiar faces and new ones as well.2 -
I am going to continue with my goal of 4AF days per week.
Weight loss is my main motivator.
April 1 - AF
April 2 - AF
April 3 - AF
April 4 - 3 drinks
April 5 - AF - super glad to have this forum to check in to for accountability, it really does stop me some days when I have had crazy days at work and really feel like having drinks.
April 06 - 3 drinks, and up 1.6 pounds in one day from it. All the more reason for AF days : - )
April 07 - AF - planning AF for the next 3 days at least
April 08 - AF
April 09 - AF
April 10 - AF
April 11 - AF - planned night out for the 12th, jam session at a bar. I have sang without drinking before, but prefer to loosen up with a couple first...we'll see. I love being less bloated, especially in the face.
April 12 - 4 drinks - Didn't even go out to the jam in the neighbouring town. I had such a long busy workday and 9pm just seemed too late for me to start to gussie up and drive there. I probably wouldn't have had any drinks had I gone, because I was driving. I was just too tired lol. It actually was nice to relax, have a few drinks, watch hockey.
April 13 - AF
April 14 - 3 drinks - Sunday - going to make at least the next 3 days AF
April 15 - AF
April 16 - AF - home sick from work. A brandy or a glass of red wine might have been soothing, but I didn't.
April 17 - AF - after months of being on this thread I feel like it is finally becoming my new normal. As much as I have done many AF days each month, not a day went by that I didn't feel like having drinks - I just didn't. I truly feel like I am not craving it as much now.
April 18 - AF - Still not logging until the following day so far : - )
April 19 - 2 drinks hours ago. Actually logged on the current day for a change.
April 20 - AF - Still battling this terrible flu/cold thing and wine would have eased the coughing...but so will Neo Citran or something before bed. Alcohol probably doesn't help much with healing anyway.
April 21 - AF - It is nice to wake up without a bloated stomach and face.
April 22 - AF
April 23 - AF
April 24 - AF
April 25 - 2 drinks. When I first got started at drinking less, when the days came that I would have drinks I think that I was feeling deprived and drank more than usual. I don't feel that way anymore. 3 would be normal for me, but tonight (a few hours ago) I had 2 and was good with that. Progress.
April 26 - 3 drinks - broke the never drink 2 days in a row : - ( I know that I could so easily go back to drinks every day.
April 27 - 3 drinks. That was too easy. Of course my food discipline goes out the window too when I have drinks. I was on a pretty good roll this month before this. I will need to get a handle on it.
April 28 - AF
April 29 - AF
Running total: 20AF days out of 29 days so far1 -
@thomasjohnlynch YES!! Thank you for addressing this. I know so many AA friends and family members who have found success. I love talking to them. Envy them. but yet...…….I don't dare go to the one and only local AA meeting in a town of only 3k people. I am familiar with the AA program as I attended Al Anon for several years in the early days of our marriage. So I understand the anonymity thing...…….but I can not get the courage to attend. I want to keep it a secret as much as possible within this gossipy judgmental community. THIS is my safe place…….This group. For years I have said...….."one is too many and one more is never enough". Thank you for sharing. I did need to hear that.3
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AbandondedKSCharger wrote: »THIS is my safe place…….This group.2
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