In northern Wisconsin with my family. In a cabin

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In northern Wisconsin with my family. In a cabin and we usually cook so unless I do the shopping, I literally have no access to alcohol - makes temptation a lot easier to avoid

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That sure makes it easier.

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Paul, congrats on dodging temptation.
What if I told you that you could remove the cravings and temptations all together? Would you be interested in knowing how to do so?

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I would certainly be curious

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Awesome :clap:
Well for me this has happened. My sobriety date from meth is 11.19.19.
My sobriety date from alcohol is 11.26.19.
How the cravings were removed from my mind and body was from working the steps of AA. I haven’t completed all of the steps in AA as of today however, I have completed steps 1-3 and I’m currently working on step 4.
As soon as I came to believe in a power greater then myself could restore me back to sanity the cravings were removed. Now I’m not only talking about alcohol and others drugs. I’m talking about tobacco and caffeine. I have quit those as well. Tobacco was about 31 days after I stopped meth. I owe my sobriety to AA, my higher power, my ex wife, my Dad, and all the people I’ve met so far on this journey.
Being open minded about what I need to change in my life was also key to keeping me sober.
Well I’m here if you have any questions about sobriety. I’m no expert but I’m willing to help others.
Have a wonderful day filled love and peace within my sober friend.