One day at a time

[BazookaJoe]

I have a major change coming in the next few days involving an extended business trip to North Dakota. I will be there throughout the summer months and will be out before the ground freezes solid. I'm both eager and anxious about this trip. On one hand, I get to see states I've never been to and see terrain I've never seen before but on the other I have to leave Texas and start something new again. I guess as humans we tend to fear the unknown and in doing so we create stressors that ultimately drag us down into low points where the Nic Bitch and Alc Whore reside. I'm going to stay up as much as possible to keep myself out of reach of those two sluts. I'll likely need all the help I can get but I'm certain I can find it here. Thanks for being here. Cheers

You can do this, changes will happen and continue to happen, your quit resolve should maintain as you have a clear hatred of big tobacco and addiction. Avoid the triggers and find something to fill your time, perhaps learn to knit. You also know I am merely a call or text away.

P

No matter the circumstances, change is never easy. Fear of the unknown is the driving factor and can be stressful if you let it. Let this be an opportunity for you to grow and relish the experience. You will get through this on your own without any crutch or vice. All you need is yourself and the brothers of the community. I have full confidence in you. You should have my number... should you find yourself in a tough spot, reach out. Myself and all others on KTC you have supported are more than willing. No sweat... you got this!

You know we are always here Joe. Congrats on 2 years of sobriety. Very Inspirational! You can be clean anywhere.

First day in the Houston office went well. Thank you guys for the support. I'll keep you posted as my departure date draws nearer.

You got this BJ!

A lot of quit down Houston way

Houston Meet Up

Cbird,

I'm leaving H-town tomorrow and leaving for ND on Monday.

[cbird65]

I have a major change coming in the next few days involving an extended business trip to North Dakota. I will be there throughout the summer months and will be out before the ground freezes solid. I'm both eager and anxious about this trip. On one hand, I get to see states I've never been to and see terrain I've never seen before but on the other I have to leave Texas and start something new again. I guess as humans we tend to fear the unknown and in doing so we create stressors that ultimately drag us down into low points where the Nic Bitch and Alc Whore reside. I'm going to stay up as much as possible to keep myself out of reach of those two sluts. I'll likely need all the help I can get but I'm certain I can find it here. Thanks for being here. Cheers

You can do this, changes will happen and continue to happen, your quit resolve should maintain as you have a clear hatred of big tobacco and addiction. Avoid the triggers and find something to fill your time, perhaps learn to knit. You also know I am merely a call or text away.

P

No matter the circumstances, change is never easy. Fear of the unknown is the driving factor and can be stressful if you let it. Let this be an opportunity for you to grow and relish the experience. You will get through this on your own without any crutch or vice. All you need is yourself and the brothers of the community. I have full confidence in you. You should have my number... should you find yourself in a tough spot, reach out. Myself and all others on KTC you have supported are more than willing. No sweat... you got this!

You know we are always here Joe. Congrats on 2 years of sobriety. Very Inspirational! You can be clean anywhere.

First day in the Houston office went well. Thank you guys for the support. I'll keep you posted as my departure date draws nearer.

You got this BJ!

A lot of quit down Houston way

Houston Meet Up

[Thumblewort]

I have a major change coming in the next few days involving an extended business trip to North Dakota. I will be there throughout the summer months and will be out before the ground freezes solid. I'm both eager and anxious about this trip. On one hand, I get to see states I've never been to and see terrain I've never seen before but on the other I have to leave Texas and start something new again. I guess as humans we tend to fear the unknown and in doing so we create stressors that ultimately drag us down into low points where the Nic Bitch and Alc Whore reside. I'm going to stay up as much as possible to keep myself out of reach of those two sluts. I'll likely need all the help I can get but I'm certain I can find it here. Thanks for being here. Cheers

You can do this, changes will happen and continue to happen, your quit resolve should maintain as you have a clear hatred of big tobacco and addiction. Avoid the triggers and find something to fill your time, perhaps learn to knit. You also know I am merely a call or text away.

P

No matter the circumstances, change is never easy. Fear of the unknown is the driving factor and can be stressful if you let it. Let this be an opportunity for you to grow and relish the experience. You will get through this on your own without any crutch or vice. All you need is yourself and the brothers of the community. I have full confidence in you. You should have my number... should you find yourself in a tough spot, reach out. Myself and all others on KTC you have supported are more than willing. No sweat... you got this!

You know we are always here Joe. Congrats on 2 years of sobriety. Very Inspirational! You can be clean anywhere.

First day in the Houston office went well. Thank you guys for the support. I'll keep you posted as my departure date draws nearer.

You got this BJ!

[BazookaJoe]

I have a major change coming in the next few days involving an extended business trip to North Dakota. I will be there throughout the summer months and will be out before the ground freezes solid. I'm both eager and anxious about this trip. On one hand, I get to see states I've never been to and see terrain I've never seen before but on the other I have to leave Texas and start something new again. I guess as humans we tend to fear the unknown and in doing so we create stressors that ultimately drag us down into low points where the Nic Bitch and Alc Whore reside. I'm going to stay up as much as possible to keep myself out of reach of those two sluts. I'll likely need all the help I can get but I'm certain I can find it here. Thanks for being here. Cheers

You can do this, changes will happen and continue to happen, your quit resolve should maintain as you have a clear hatred of big tobacco and addiction. Avoid the triggers and find something to fill your time, perhaps learn to knit. You also know I am merely a call or text away.

P

No matter the circumstances, change is never easy. Fear of the unknown is the driving factor and can be stressful if you let it. Let this be an opportunity for you to grow and relish the experience. You will get through this on your own without any crutch or vice. All you need is yourself and the brothers of the community. I have full confidence in you. You should have my number... should you find yourself in a tough spot, reach out. Myself and all others on KTC you have supported are more than willing. No sweat... you got this!

You know we are always here Joe. Congrats on 2 years of sobriety. Very Inspirational! You can be clean anywhere.

First day in the Houston office went well. Thank you guys for the support. I'll keep you posted as my departure date draws nearer.

[rdad]

I have a major change coming in the next few days involving an extended business trip to North Dakota. I will be there throughout the summer months and will be out before the ground freezes solid. I'm both eager and anxious about this trip. On one hand, I get to see states I've never been to and see terrain I've never seen before but on the other I have to leave Texas and start something new again. I guess as humans we tend to fear the unknown and in doing so we create stressors that ultimately drag us down into low points where the Nic Bitch and Alc Whore reside. I'm going to stay up as much as possible to keep myself out of reach of those two sluts. I'll likely need all the help I can get but I'm certain I can find it here. Thanks for being here. Cheers

You can do this, changes will happen and continue to happen, your quit resolve should maintain as you have a clear hatred of big tobacco and addiction. Avoid the triggers and find something to fill your time, perhaps learn to knit. You also know I am merely a call or text away.

P

No matter the circumstances, change is never easy. Fear of the unknown is the driving factor and can be stressful if you let it. Let this be an opportunity for you to grow and relish the experience. You will get through this on your own without any crutch or vice. All you need is yourself and the brothers of the community. I have full confidence in you. You should have my number... should you find yourself in a tough spot, reach out. Myself and all others on KTC you have supported are more than willing. No sweat... you got this!

You know we are always here Joe. Congrats on 2 years of sobriety. Very Inspirational! You can be clean anywhere.

[jimthins]

I have a major change coming in the next few days involving an extended business trip to North Dakota. I will be there throughout the summer months and will be out before the ground freezes solid. I'm both eager and anxious about this trip. On one hand, I get to see states I've never been to and see terrain I've never seen before but on the other I have to leave Texas and start something new again. I guess as humans we tend to fear the unknown and in doing so we create stressors that ultimately drag us down into low points where the Nic Bitch and Alc Whore reside. I'm going to stay up as much as possible to keep myself out of reach of those two sluts. I'll likely need all the help I can get but I'm certain I can find it here. Thanks for being here. Cheers

You can do this, changes will happen and continue to happen, your quit resolve should maintain as you have a clear hatred of big tobacco and addiction. Avoid the triggers and find something to fill your time, perhaps learn to knit. You also know I am merely a call or text away.

P

No matter the circumstances, change is never easy. Fear of the unknown is the driving factor and can be stressful if you let it. Let this be an opportunity for you to grow and relish the experience. You will get through this on your own without any crutch or vice. All you need is yourself and the brothers of the community. I have full confidence in you. You should have my number... should you find yourself in a tough spot, reach out. Myself and all others on KTC you have supported are more than willing. No sweat... you got this!

[Pinched]

I have a major change coming in the next few days involving an extended business trip to North Dakota. I will be there throughout the summer months and will be out before the ground freezes solid. I'm both eager and anxious about this trip. On one hand, I get to see states I've never been to and see terrain I've never seen before but on the other I have to leave Texas and start something new again. I guess as humans we tend to fear the unknown and in doing so we create stressors that ultimately drag us down into low points where the Nic Bitch and Alc Whore reside. I'm going to stay up as much as possible to keep myself out of reach of those two sluts. I'll likely need all the help I can get but I'm certain I can find it here. Thanks for being here. Cheers

You can do this, changes will happen and continue to happen, your quit resolve should maintain as you have a clear hatred of big tobacco and addiction. Avoid the triggers and find something to fill your time, perhaps learn to knit. You also know I am merely a call or text away.

P

[BazookaJoe]

I have a major change coming in the next few days involving an extended business trip to North Dakota. I will be there throughout the summer months and will be out before the ground freezes solid. I'm both eager and anxious about this trip. On one hand, I get to see states I've never been to and see terrain I've never seen before but on the other I have to leave Texas and start something new again. I guess as humans we tend to fear the unknown and in doing so we create stressors that ultimately drag us down into low points where the Nic Bitch and Alc Whore reside. I'm going to stay up as much as possible to keep myself out of reach of those two sluts. I'll likely need all the help I can get but I'm certain I can find it here. Thanks for being here. Cheers

[KSO FTZ]

Thanks for all you support Joe. Stay Quit

Kso

[BazookaJoe]

All,

As my current project comes to an end, I will be moving away from the house and badass internet service that I've had for the past two plus years. I will be headed out to the country for some relaxation before I embark on my next journey that will lead me to Ohio unless I get lucky and get hit by a truck first. Due to my temporary stay in the wilds of Texas, I will not have internet service and only spotty cellular coverage so I will be pulling back the throttles on how much support roll I post here. I will continue to post in November 2014 and in Getting My Act Together but that's all I'm going to be able to muster. I'm certain that y'all know by now that I support all your quits 100% and will be sending a barrage of PMs to get digits for all those I don't have in my database.

Quit on folks

[Dagranger]

Bazooka, congrats on the control you reinserted on your life.....and thanks for the support.

[rdad]

4001 posts and I'm a Pro Bowl Whore. I never thought I could ever amass so many posts on here but then again I didn't know I would be quit for 236 days either.

You are such a slute!

Says the quitter with almost 10K posts!

[Pinched]

4001 posts and I'm a Pro Bowl Whore. I never thought I could ever amass so many posts on here but then again I didn't know I would be quit for 236 days either.

You are such a slute!

[AppleJack]

Words cannot describe how good I feel about turning 2 full years sober today. I know to most of you giving up alcohol is the last thing you would do but for me it was a necessity. I was headed down a dead end road and thankfully I took a turn that probably saved my life. That turn also made it possible to quit dipping after 14 years.

That is some good shiz, right there brutha!

[Sand_Fleas_Gotta_Eat]

Thank you for being an inspiration for me! I quit with you today!

Zook, I can't tell you enough how proud I am to be quit with you. Quitting alcohol and nicotine!!! ...seriously, is there anything more badass than that? Congratulations my friend.

Congratulations! Most people will only tackle one major quit at a time. Hell, most people can't handle one quit... 'worship'