u/JoeGiveMeBaggage

▲ 185 r/boston

Sober activities around Boston?

After years of being a bar fly and paying rent at the bar every evening and weekend, I’m a couple months sober now.

It’s been great! I’m getting healthier and I have a lot of time - I check out recovery meetings, I’ve been taking care of my body with the goal of hitting the gym again soon (I have an injury I’m dealing with first), I read a lot, and as an AMC A-list subscriber I’ve been going to see a ton of movies downtown.

Seeing movies has been awesome. I’m also laid off currently with a severance, and it’s been a great way to anchor my time - I get out, take public transit to the common, walk around, see all the latest releases - and it’s especially been great on the weekends. I had a rough week recently and was very tempted to drink on a Friday evening, and I distracted myself by heading to the movie theater and effectively dodged the craving. It also allows me to feel cultured, since I haven’t traditionally been a film person, and I feel like I’m learning a lot.

Having seen about 20 movies now in the past month and a half or so, I’m officially fatigued with it, or atleast with doing it 4 times a week. What are some other things to do in order to get me out of the house, especially on weekend evenings, that don’t involve alcohol? Even when I get back into fitness, most gyms close at 7pm on weekends.

Any ideas? Game nights? Anything else going on??

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u/JoeGiveMeBaggage — 5 days ago
▲ 4 r/keto

How much keto-ade should I safely drink?

I bought all of the ingredients, and made some keto-ade following this recipe:

I take a 2 liter bottle and fill it with water up to the top. Then I add:

* 1 tsp Morton Lite Salt

* 1/2 tsp magnesium citrate solution

* Mio flavoring

This is a decent sized bottle. How much of this do I actually drink each day?

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u/JoeGiveMeBaggage — 10 days ago