My experience so far--a conundrum

calikime · **Joined:** Mon Mar 30, 2009 5:42 pm **Posts:** 66

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Bob wrote: Anyway, the cycle does break and for us high energy people, it would be good to have a plan for interesting, engaging, and time-consuming evening activities.

I was SO curious about this myself. I have been wondering what I will do in the evenings when I am not drinking. It has consumed every evening for so long that I can't imagine being without it. Of course I can't wait! But at the same time I do worry what it will be like. Will I feel out of sorts with myself? I think that once I start replacing that activity with other things I just wont think about it, but it is hard to imagine.

mclanet0326 · **Posted:** Sat Aug 15, 2009 4:08 pm

calikime wrote:

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Bob wrote: Anyway, the cycle does break and for us high energy people, it would be good to have a plan for interesting, engaging, and time-consuming evening activities.

I was SO curious about this myself. I have been wondering what I will do in the evenings when I am not drinking. It has consumed every evening for so long that I can't imagine being without it. Of course I can't wait! But at the same time I do worry what it will be like. Will I feel out of sorts with myself? I think that once I start replacing that activity with other things I just wont think about it, but it is hard to imagine.

Don't worry, you will find ways to fill in the time. I joined the local YMCA. I do deep water jogging and I'm teaching myself to swim. I do things around the house and garden that I used to put off to the weekend and do with a killer hangover. I read books again. I joined Ancestory.com and tracked ancestors back to 1785 Ireland. Some nights, I just veg in front of the boob tube.

Regards,
Tom

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My experience so far--a conundrum

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