(04-07-2011 07:56 AM)Rey Wrote: [ -> ] (04-07-2011 01:26 AM)NWoBHM Wrote: [ -> ] (04-06-2011 07:59 PM)boomer Wrote: [ -> ]Um.
I am looking forward a bit. Next Tuesday is a rather important date. Looks like good weather for the trip to Chicago and coming home.
Wonder if I'll remember my ticket.....???
No worries if you do......go up to security and flash your green admin triple A pass......sorted.
What on earth are you guys talking about? Lets see, ummm, tuesday, tuesday, I'm drawing a blank, no wait, oh yes! The National Tupperware Convention at McCormick Place! How could I have forgot? Didn't know you guys were going. Awesome! You know they are going to have the new Salad on the Go set out this year in new colors? See you guys there! Meet me over by the Jell-O Molds section.
-Rey
This is Rey logging in with my mobile blacktooth device, checking in from the National Tupperware Convention. There is nobody here! You guys were supposed to meet me, remember?
Hello? Guys?...
is this thing on...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8E_zMLCRNg
A quick Benedictine in a warmed snifter and I'm outta here...I have to go home and do more work! Have a good night, all.
I think it'll be another wine night for me.......
I drank too much wine and started calling old friends on the phone. Made myself go to bed. Morning all!
Morning Dais, hope you're not suffering any hangover's this morning!
Truth is I didn't drink that much. But I did wake up wanting to sleep more, which life does not allow at the moment. And I did call an old buddy, when I tend to avoid the phone. And I'm wondering why I am drinking every evening now, when that's really not my thing. Weird changes going on.
So tell me, are you "luckless" because you don't have wheels?
Thanks for checking in =)
~Dais
Yeah, the drinking thing can sneak up on you, when you've got a lot on your plate so to speak, and you're trying to just unwind. I'm finding myself burning the candle at both ends a lot, can't get out of bed in the morning and then staying up way too late, lather, rinse, repeat!
The "Luckless Pedestrian" thing is just a quote from the Steely Dan song 'Don't take me Alive' that stuck in my mind, although I am minus a set of wheels at the moment lol. All the best.
(04-13-2011 08:25 AM)Scottish_lass Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah, the drinking thing can sneak up on you, when you've got a lot on your plate so to speak, and you're trying to just unwind. I'm finding myself burning the candle at both ends a lot, can't get out of bed in the morning and then staying up way too late, lather, rinse, repeat!
The "Luckless Pedestrian" thing is just a quote from the Steely Dan song 'Don't take me Alive' that stuck in my mind, although I am minus a set of wheels at the moment lol. All the best.
Yup. True that. I had become so anxious a few months back that I decided to have a glass of wine to calm down. I was so impressed with its ability to calm me physically and mentally that I started to have a glass every night. I was never a wine drinker before, and I'm no expert now, but when nothing else is working...
~D
I think that the drinking slowly snuck into my life as well. I very rarely ever drank when I was first married. I probably started drinking wine more about 7 years ago. My husby would bring home Merlot, Triscuits and sharp cheddar, and, my goodness that was good. However I found that the Zinfendel was easier on my stomach than the red wine. But it's nice to have after the kids are in bed, and my brain just needs to relax after the mental exhaustion of the day.
Some people can drink. Some can't.
I totally admire a person who can enjoy life with alcohol. God bless them, they are lucky and I hope that they maintain a healthy relationship with booze all the days of thier lives. My freind can drink a couple drinks most everday and his life is uneffected and relatively normal.
Not me. If I drank a couple drinks a day, I'd be in a jailhouse, a hospital or a morgue somewhere. And so far the only one I've been able to avoid is the morgue. Took me awhile to figure out that the drinkin gives me some serious stinkin thinkin and vice versa.
Not that I was a fighter and I was never a bully, but I did some seriously crazy things during my
years of intoxication. And it progressively got crazier and darker.
I never preach abstinence from alcohol because alcohol is never the problem with anyone else but me. And really alcohol wasn't the problem at all the more I find. That would be blame shifting probably?
It's a heart/soul problem I think. But I ain't drinkin no-how!