Tomorrow...there's always tomorrow...

I sound like Scarlet O'Hara... today was a good day. I'm over my cold/cough, my knee is better, my shoulder is tremendously better, I got stuff around the house done and I feel like I can get back on track. When you're sick or injured it's difficult to stick to a regimen, especially exercise and food. I found myself delving into the comfort food zone and I know I've put back on some of the weight I've lost, but you know what? IT HAPPENS! I'm not going to brood about it and kick myself in the butt. Tomorrow I celebrate a huge milestone in my life, 19 years of being clean and sober. My life is so much better in so many ways I cannot list because it would take me forever... Going to go out to my favorite place to celebrate and enjoy some quality time with the hubby. So tomorrow I start again. To my readers, life is too short to kick yourself about mistakes, take a deep breath and move past them.

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