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Pink Cloud still pink

I’m happy to report that my pink cloud hasn’t blown over, even after 5 years.

My Pink Cloud

We had friends round for Friday-night dinner last night and I felt excited all day about them coming. I guess it’s because we haven’t been all that sociable recently and these friends are special to us, and a lot of fun. They are mostly quite big drinkers too.

So it’s with euphoria that I tell you how fluffy my pink cloud still is and how happy I feel today at how fun and successful the evening was, and how mentally strong and healthy and energetic I feel today. The sobriety drug that I got hooked on 5 years and 4 months ago is still working its magic. This is the real ecstasy! You have to believe me!

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Over the course of 36 years of drinking, I eventually came to the realisation that drinking defined me. And I was fine with that. Now I realise that not drinking defines me. And I am over-joyed by that. But I never hit rock bottom. I certainly wasn't physically dependent on alcohol, despite being psychologically enslaved. I believed that I had things under control. But eventually I realised that I had had enough of booze and I took a big, decision, from which I have never flinched. It was such a euphoric decision that I have to remind myself to 'be sober responsibly'!

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