What's on your Saturday menu, RNYers?

Thanks D,

It gets better. I keep the unopened bottle to show myself I don't need to open that. I was very eager to get on OH when I got home though...uhoh.

I get so much centered strength here, it might as well be my vodka now. I hope it gets easier for you S.T....(surgery twin)

Sorry Gary. I hope your wife will make out alright.

Are you asking to make out with my wife? I'll ask her, but she does have that huge bun on her head. Then there's the travel. Do you fly here, or do we meet in the middle? Say North Dakota?

This is highly unorthodox for me. But, you are on my friends list. Let me think about K?

I think she should decide.

I agree. But, besides that getting me killed. It might have to wait a few days, until the Vicodin wears off. 

Sorry about your rough night, but so glad your wife is home and doing okay. Congrats on leaving the vodka unopened. Our biggest challenges are in times of stress. That is when we are most likely to make bad choices. It takes a lot of strength to realize that and to resist our impulses to resort to our traditional coping mechanisms. You are a super hero.  Good job!

Stop! You and I both know who the superhero in this conversation is. It's always been you! It will always be you! But thank you for the sentiment.

Glad you are confident your wife is in good hands. Praying for a speedy recovery.

Way to go on resisting the Vodka. It won't solve your problems, just like food won't solve any of ours. It only makes more.

Thank you. I am doing the same for you as well. 

Wow, Gary. I echo everyone in saying that I send my best wishes to your wife an applaud you for your strength. What a month you've had... But don't forget that alcohol wouldn't solve anything--just add to the problems. You can do this.