ShanDeezie




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ShanDeezie's Life List

  1. 1. save a life
    1,718 people
  2. 2. To live instead of exist
    11,669 people
  3. 3. lose 100 pounds
    1,932 people
  4. 4. Quit Drinking
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    1,018 people
  5. 5. find the love of my life
    1,038 people
  6. 6. own a condo
    31 people
  7. 7. live in England
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    518 people
  8. 8. Live to be 101
    8 people
  9. 9. play the piano
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    1,214 people
  10. 10. read the classics
    726 people
  11. 11. learn italian
    6,452 people
  12. 12. Read the Bible
    3,707 people
  13. 13. write a novel
    11,081 people
  14. 14. meet mikhail gorbachev
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    1 person
  15. 15. ride a horse again
    85 people
  16. 16. Take tap lessons
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    14 people
  17. 17. learn to ice skate
    544 people
  18. 18. have a baby... someday
    88 people
  19. 19. Have a fabulous wedding
    3 people
  20. 20. Practice my violin
    29 people
  21. 21. clear the clutter
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    16 people
  22. 22. have more will power
    48 people
  23. 23. pay off my bills
    260 people
  24. 24. forget the past
    344 people
  25. 25. never be bored
    66 people
  26. 26. walk more
    649 people
  27. 27. put all my pictures in albums
    9 people
  28. 28. become an interior designer
    177 people
  29. 29. get over a parent who has an addiction
    1 person
  30. 30. stop throwing clothes on the floor
    861 people
  31. 31. Be really and truly okay with my dad's death.
    2 people
  32. 32. Save 1000
    556 people
  33. 33. deal with the death of a parent
    1 person
  34. 34. really deal with my dad's death
    4 people
Recent entries
quit drinking (read all 3 entries…)
In Limbo

Well, I’m totally collecting all the self-digust I can muster. It’s been three months.. I’m nowhere where I used to be, I now have a plan. However, nothing in my life right now competes with the feeling of being relaxed and care-free sensation of a bottle of wine. I still drink. I planned to get rid of the bottle all together, start a raw food diet, be one with myself, find the love of my life, and everything will be okay. It never was.

I find myself searching for these things..I get frustrated because it’s not happening. I come home from working out..I sit in front of the t.v. and I’m numb. I think, “at least if I had a drink I can feel, I can feel something”. I hate to say it. I hate to think, that my life is more artistic, more thoughtful, with a bottle of wine. I’m told that this is bad, and I feel that this is bad when I wake up in the morning with a crazy hangover. When it comes to 6pm—-I cuddle a bottle of merlot as most of you might your girlfriend, your boyfriend, yourself.

I wish something could compete with this, but it doesn’t.



quit drinking (read all 3 entries…)
48 hours

It’s amazing how much more you can get done in a day when you don’t drink the first five minutes after you get home from work. I actually did some things and didn’t dread the passing of time. I hope I can always do this. I’ve been taking a lot of Vitamin B and Milk Thistle, I heard its supposed to help somewhat. I’m wondering if I will have any physical side effects and like I said, pretty much two years of straight drinking (mainly wine) and now I’m quitting cold turkey. I haven’t noticed being jittery, but maybe that’s to come? In anycase, looking forward to actually being able to sleep tonight. Good luck everyone.



quit drinking (read all 3 entries…)
The party's over

It shouldn’t have had to take me waking up on my floor this morning, not remembering what I had done the night before, to make me want to stop drinking. I’ve been lying to myself for two years that drinking enhanced the quality of my life-when in reality it has taken my life away from me. One glass turns magically into two bottles in a matter of a few hours. Five days a week for two years. How am I still alive? I’m very scared for a future that I may have already destroyed by drinking too much. I’m scared that I will talk myself out of being sober. I’m also tired of the panic attacks that come with the hangovers. Any suggestions as to how you’ve been able to control yourself would be greatly appreciated! It helps to know I’m not alone.



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