Cutting It Out How to Get On the Waterwagon And Stay There
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I drank my Scotch highball and went over to the club. The crowd was there; I sat down at a table and when somebody asked me what I'd have I took a glass of water. Several of my friends looked inquiringly at me and one asked: "On the wagon?" This attracted 45 CUTTING IT OUT the attention of the entire group to my glass of water. I came in for a good deal of banter, mostly along the line that it was time I went on the wagon. This was varied with predictions that I would stay on from an hour to a ...day or so. I didn't like that talk, but I bluffed it out weakly, to be sure. I said I had decided it wouldn't do me any harm to cool out a bit.
Next day, along about first-drink time, I felt a craving for a highball. I didn't take it. That evening I went over to the club again. The crowd was there. I was asked to have a drink. This time I rather defiantly ordered a glass of water. The same jests were made, but I 46 WHEN I QUIT drank my water. On the third day I was a bit shaky sort of nervous. I didn't feel like work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I drank my Scotch highball and went over to the club. The crowd was there; I sat down at a table and when somebody asked me what I'd have I took a glass of water. Several of my friends looked inquiringly at me and one asked: "On the wagon?" This attracted 45 CUTTING IT OUT the attention of the entire group to my glass of water. I came in for a good deal of banter, mostly along the line that it was time I went on the wagon. This was varied with predictions that I would stay on from an hour to a ...day or so. I didn't like that talk, but I bluffed it out weakly, to be sure. I said I had decided it wouldn't do me any harm to cool out a bit.
Next day, along about first-drink time, I felt a craving for a highball. I didn't take it. That evening I went over to the club again. The crowd was there. I was asked to have a drink. This time I rather defiantly ordered a glass of water. The same jests were made, but I 46 WHEN I QUIT drank my water. On the third day I was a bit shaky sort of nervous. I didn't feel like work.
What to read after Cutting It Out How to Get On the Waterwagon And Stay There?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blythe Samuel George to read onlineMoreLess
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