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Well, still doing transitional living at B2B, life is still getting better and better. Which I suppose isn’t really saying much when starting from scratch, only place to go is up really. Actually that’s not completely true, I just don’t even allow the thought of going back down as an option. That’s one thing that has made staying sober relatively easy, being as hard headed as I am once my mind is made up and the action starts being taken I’m able to stay vigilant towards my goals. If I don’t allow the thoughts of things I won’t want in life to enter my head then soon they stop becoming considerable options, with a little time they stop existing completely.
These days I’ve got my sights set on getting myself some transportation, a truck in particular. Its pretty cool I’m not real big on spending my money on myself so it tends to stack up pretty quickly. Well, quickly may not be the right word since an incredibly large amount of it immediately goes out the window towards my past legal wreckage and so on. I’m glad that it goes out as quick as it does though. It gets me that much closer to putting it all in the past where it belongs.
Today is my birthday. 25 years old, 2nd birthday in a row spent in treatment and also the last. Tomorrow is my 9 months. I’ve also been here at B2B for 9 months which is pretty wild too, I still remember the first day I came here. This week I’m getting a $3000 certification to be a Building Analyst. Next week I’m getting myself a new truck. And many other wonderful things but I won’t go on. Needless to say, my life could be a lot worse.
Good ol’ sobriety, finally something that actually is all it’s cracked up to be!