Days without cigarettes:16
Years without booze: 3
Did another round of interviews for a coop placement at my work today. Different school this time around and only had 10 to interview. The coop program at the uni that I was at today is not run as well as the last school and that really showed. Some really good students that with some additional guidance would be stellar. I also found out that to be in coop the students have to fork out 400 bucks. I think they are getting ripped off by the program. I hope that they can get placements regardless of the program and recoup the cash, and the student we eventually get will get their monies worth in experience.
I am also looking at the 3 year anniversary of my last drink. Hard to believe that it has only been 3 years.
It was a decision that I was headed towards anyway, I just needed to finally call it quits. I was never a social drinker and I did a lot of dumbass things while under the influence. I always figured I was only hurting myself, now I know that was a lie as I think of the friendships I lost and all the other crap.
I never new how to handle the stuff even when I thought I did. Life has been an adjustment over the three years and has been good. The decision to drink was mine as was the choice to quit. No remorse, no regrets.
All I know is that I haven't lost my wallet, woken up in strange places or had to apologize for my actions as often in the past three years.
Years without booze: 3
Did another round of interviews for a coop placement at my work today. Different school this time around and only had 10 to interview. The coop program at the uni that I was at today is not run as well as the last school and that really showed. Some really good students that with some additional guidance would be stellar. I also found out that to be in coop the students have to fork out 400 bucks. I think they are getting ripped off by the program. I hope that they can get placements regardless of the program and recoup the cash, and the student we eventually get will get their monies worth in experience.
I am also looking at the 3 year anniversary of my last drink. Hard to believe that it has only been 3 years.
It was a decision that I was headed towards anyway, I just needed to finally call it quits. I was never a social drinker and I did a lot of dumbass things while under the influence. I always figured I was only hurting myself, now I know that was a lie as I think of the friendships I lost and all the other crap.
I never new how to handle the stuff even when I thought I did. Life has been an adjustment over the three years and has been good. The decision to drink was mine as was the choice to quit. No remorse, no regrets.
All I know is that I haven't lost my wallet, woken up in strange places or had to apologize for my actions as often in the past three years.