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Laurie I haope your having loads of fun on this day. Thanks for being you :) :icon_hug: :)

The U.S. Treasury Department says that the kombucha variety of tea -- which can ferment in the bottle -- may be classified as an alcoholic beverage for regulatory purposes.



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The U.K'’s primary medical regulatory body has approved a cannabis-derived spray for treatment of spasticity in multiple-sclerosis patients.



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Cigarette butts are the single biggest trash item found along highways in Texas, a study found, with hundreds of millions discarded on roadways in the state each year.



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Well, it's the 30th of June downunda, so time for the monthly name change!

Welcome to July everyone, hope you will all Jubilaciously enjoy your JuJubes! Since I have never had the pleasure of tasting one, I shall have to enjoy them vicariously through you guys.

I will be heading off to the UK tomorrow, and back on 12th. Looking forward to some warmer weather, since it has been really freezing here!

Take care all,

Fifi :flowerface:

PS As Cody might say...y'all behave yourselves while I'm gone :icon_frypan:

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A Massachusetts bill authorizing licenses for three casinos in the state includes a provision to allow smoking in up to 25 percent of gaming areas.



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June 29
Keeping Recovery Fresh

After the first couple of years in recovery, most of us start to feel like there are no more big deals. If we've been diligent in working the steps, the past is largely resolved and we have a solid foundation on which to build our future. We've learned to take life pretty much as it comes. Familiarity with the steps allows us to resolve problems almost as quickly as they arise.

Once we discover this level of comfort, we may tend to treat it as a "rest stop" on the recovery path. Doing so, however, discounts the nature of our disease. Addiction is patient, subtle, progressive, and incurable. It's also fatal-we can die from this disease, unless we continue to treat it. And the treatment for addiction is a vital, ongoing program of recovery.

The Twelve Steps are a process, a path we take to stay a step ahead of our disease. Meetings, sponsorship, service, and the steps always remain essential to ongoing recovery. Though we may practice our program somewhat differently with five years clean than with five months, this doesn't mean the program has changed or become less important, only that our practical understanding has changed and grown. To keep our recovery fresh and vital, we need to stay alert for opportunities to practice our program.

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