Alcoholic Ominous
Alcoholic Ominous
2: Bins - Are alcoholics recycling?
2: Bins - Are alcoholics recycling?
2: Bins - Are alcoholics recycling?
Sunday 2nd September 2018
Join Simon in episode 2 as he tackles sobriety, recycling bottles, workplace woes, and more with humour and honesty.
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38 minutes
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Financial Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Sobriety doesn't guarantee personal transformation.
- Environmental impact linked to alcohol consumption.
- Importance of facing fears and making amends.
- Humour can be a valuable tool in recovery.
- Continuous effort is required for personal growth.
"My recycle bin isn't clinking anymore. No more fear of bin day."
In the latest instalment of Alcoholic Ominous, Simon takes us through his second week of sobriety with a mix of humour and raw honesty. He reflects on the peculiar challenges faced by recovering alcoholics, from the mundane task of recycling bottles to navigating workplace resentments. Simon's journey is anything but ordinary as he tackles everyday struggles with a newfound clarity, devoid of the fog of alcohol.
You'll hear about his encounters with family, the battle with job applications, and the infamous 'bin day' - all shared with a candidness that makes you chuckle and ponder simultaneously. Simon’s narrative is rich with anecdotes, like his metaphorical 'sober horse thief', highlighting that sobriety doesn't automatically equate to personal transformation. He bravely admits to the jealousy and resentment he feels towards others who appear to have their lives together, all while trying to maintain his own recovery.
This episode also touches on environmental concerns linked to alcohol consumption, with Simon pondering if alcoholics are inadvertently contributing to global issues. His humour shines through when discussing the bin men and the absurd lengths he went to hide his drinking habits. But beneath the laughter lies a serious message about the importance of facing one's fears and making amends. Simon's apologies range from heartfelt to hilarious, showing his commitment to change and growth.
If you're looking for an honest depiction of early sobriety mixed with wit and wisdom, this episode offers a unique perspective. Simon’s journey is a testament to the ups and downs of recovery, reminding us that while sobriety is a significant step, personal growth requires continuous effort. Dive into Simon's world and find out why two weeks sober feels like a lifetime achievement.