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The giving up/cutting down alcohol support thread! Part 4
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Still on 6 here YM. I had a glass of white wine last night, ironically enough well after the bells had stopped ringing. My DH opened a bottle and poured me a glass and it sat on the table for ages whilst I finished the ironing (yes, I iron a lot in the evening whilst watching the TV). Eventually sat down and thought, well why not? It was OK, but I think I could have just said no thanks easily enough if DH hadn't poured it out.
Anyway, did two hours of exercise this morning so I feel quite tired now!Trying to keep in budget.
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Hi everyone
Sorry I am not here much and sorry i can't read the 60 odd pages :eek: [well, when I say 'odd', I don't mean odd as in odd IYKWIM :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:] but just whizzing in to say 'hello' and hope everyone is ok
I am fine - back to my normal routine again now thank goodness :rolleyes:, so please YM could you put me down for 5 AFD's pretty please & thank you?
Drinking over the weekend so will be back to AF on Monday
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Hi FluffyB
Good to hear from you. Well done on getting back on track. Have a lovely weekend.
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Morning all..Well it is for me as I have just got up
Well done to everyone and cazz dont worry about reaching your target just aim for as many as you can
I will be AF until Monday 100% as I am on nights
Enjoy your Friday and weekend everyone
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Hello,
It is a good day here, got to leave work 1.5 hours early and can still charge full hours and I am going to drive 100+ miles tonight so it will be No 11 for me YM.
Jo, that was brilliant :rotfl:
GP you are doing great
Cazza well done you for changing careers, I hope that one day I can come here to announce the same, I am using now 101 things in 1000 days challenge to work my way towards my dream job
Have a great weekend everyone, will be back Sunday evening again to catch up.
Marru
PS just sent my CV to an agency in my BF's location :eek: Fingers crossed that something will come up and that the relocation with my clutter is not going to be too painful. 5,500 books anyone?"Everything will be alright in the end. If it's not alright, it's not the end."
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GreyPilgrim wrote: »Fifth day of 100 day challenge and still feeling ok! Noticing a different on the scales too. I would be silly to put the lardloss down purely to the lack of beer - I'm aware it was a big chunk of my calorie intake, but because I'm carefully monitoring how I'm physically 'feeling' as the alcohol leaves my system , I'm also paying close attention to my appetite. I'm waiting until I'm actually hungry before I eat, rather than just eating 'because it's lunchtime'.
I'm also not rushing off to the kitchen everytime I get the first hunger pangs either - I'm waiting for a bit an building up a bit of expectation of the food. I suppose I enjoy teasing myself.And I'm trying to stay with fresh, home cooked food rather than junk. So the cumulative effect is quite impressive (so far)
I'll be honest and say I did feel like a drink last night. Cycled to climbing wall, had a really good climb, and then the routine is to pass a pub on the way home and have a few pints with the climbing buddies. Made a few excuses, explained about the 100 day challenge, and said I didn't feel strong enough at the moment to sit in a pub with a lime and soda.
Tiny bit of a pang, but felt proud of my restraint as I cycled home.
Whoo Hoo!
Well done you!!! That's great. I think learning to say no, once you've done it a few times becomes easier and it sounds like your mates understand and are supportive. That's great. Sorry to ask (I am a newbie on here!) but what is the 100 day challenge - are you saying 100 days in a row AF?
I think you are doing brilliantly.Sick and tired of waking up sick and tired...
Debt-free, now focussing on being mortgage-free
MORTGAGE : [STRIKE]Dec 2012 £133,602[/STRIKE]. Dec 2013 £114,092.47 July 2015 £856540 -
am seriously p'd off. Could quite easily say sod it...DC.
"Some people walk in the rain... others just get wet... " - Roger Miller0 -
That could make you more p'd off tomorrow - what's up?
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Too true MOB. Now have tea. Had horrid week, car prang today, (minor everyone okay) but annoyed.DC.
"Some people walk in the rain... others just get wet... " - Roger Miller0
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