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@lemmy.worldAnyone have a recommendation of n a good dive shop in Cancun? Looking to do a cenote dive in early January and had looked into Chad Mool cenote but wondered if anyone has had an excellent experience somewhere else?
I had dobbins whose out for the year and only have Ackers for second RB. .5PPR keeper league
Give: Romeo Doubs Get: Dalvin Cook
Doubs had a great first game with Love but not sure how sustainable he will be
Since this community looks completely empty, I thought I would start a discussion and just ask - what has been the best dive of your life?
I've been diving for a few years and haven't made it to some of the places I would love to go to but I would have to say my favorite dive so far was in Cozumel - I got to see a lot of awesome reef formations, barracuda's, I heard dolphins (didn't get to see them) and tons of fish life.
How about you?
Forgive me if I'm confusing some terminology. Haven't been in the Fediverse long at all. I'm still having trouble finding specific communities on Lemmy. I found a Green Bay Packers instance called: Packers@fanaticus.social which is sadly not that active but what if I want to find other NFL teams within the same instance because it seems like it would skew towards more sports related content.
How can I search for other communities within fanaticus.social in the search bar? I've tried on browser and iOS (wefwef) with no results
Thanks for the help and apologies if this is a newbie question
Hiyah! My name is Andrew and I’m a recovering alcoholic. My 2 year sobriety anniversary is coming up next month.
I started drinking when I was around 14 years old and was really just a social thing. When I was in my mid 20’s I realized I had a problem. When I turned 30 I started to really try on my own but I’d loose track and not pay attention enough to see how much I was drinking. At that time I was drinking 750ml a day basically. It took me years but I quit for good when I was 32.
It took me about a year to finally get some traction with my sobriety. At first I would make it a day, then maybe a week, back to a day, to a week, etc. what helped me the most at first to find the courage to tell a few people. My wife had known but I hadn’t shared that side of me with any of my friends or family. I finally decided to tell some friends and, not to my surprise, they had known I struggled but they were so supportive and generous to help and felt honored that I felt comfortable sharing with them.
I’ve never gone to AA (not that I have anything against it) or support groups. I did meet with a therapist for 9 months or so and stopped following up. I’d love to go back to him but healthcare sucks where I am.
It’s still a journey and I my no means have the impression that I’ve mastered this but things are so much better than they were. I still have bad days that make me want to drink just one - today is one of them actually - but tomorrow I’ll wake up sober and hopefully in a better mood.
Moral of the story for anyone lurking and thinking about quitting is to find some support. Good support. If you don’t have any responsible friends that you can really trust to go on this journey with you, reach out to people in this community, find a therapist you feel comfortable with or go to AA or support group near you.
It really is worth it, I promise. You’ll be amazed at what things change in your life because of it. It’s so worth it.
#IWDWYT