http://recoveryarts.com/2009/04/22/pt3-addiction-testimonial-the-functions-of-dysfunctionality-confusion-violence-laughter/ Thu, 03 Sep 2009 16:18:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://recoveryarts.com/2009/04/22/pt3-addiction-testimonial-the-functions-of-dysfunctionality-confusion-violence-laughter/#comment-19 Addiction Testimonials | Recovery Arts Blog Sat, 09 May 2009 23:11:27 +0000 http://recoveryarts.com/?p=172#comment-19 [...] few parts click on the following links: Addiction Testimonials 1, Addiction Testimonials 2, and Addiction Testimonials 3 . Otherwise, without further ado, I present the fourth segment. Until next [...] [...] few parts click on the following links: Addiction Testimonials 1, Addiction Testimonials 2, and Addiction Testimonials 3 . Otherwise, without further ado, I present the fourth segment. Until next [...]

]]> http://recoveryarts.com/2009/04/22/pt3-addiction-testimonial-the-functions-of-dysfunctionality-confusion-violence-laughter/#comment-13 Santos Sat, 25 Apr 2009 20:41:39 +0000 http://recoveryarts.com/?p=172#comment-13 Ernesto, Thanks for the series, it reminded me of a story my older sister told me recently of us going out for pizza with my dad before he got sober. I remember a great time and enjoying a thick crusted sausage pizza while hearing Red Red Wine from a UB40 music video on the restaurant's TV. My sister remembers my father drinking a whole pitcher of beer and watching his brow sink and expression turn into a caveman-like sculpture. Almost 20 years later she tells me how she can remember how she was uneasy about the idea of him driving us home that night. Sometimes it seems like these stories are out of someone else's biography, crazy to think about those days when we act so “normal” now. Abnormally, Santos Ernesto,
Thanks for the series, it reminded me of a story my older sister told me recently of us going out for pizza with my dad before he got sober. I remember a great time and enjoying a thick crusted sausage pizza while hearing Red Red Wine from a UB40 music video on the restaurant’s TV.
My sister remembers my father drinking a whole pitcher of beer and watching his brow sink and expression turn into a caveman-like sculpture. Almost 20 years later she tells me how she can remember how she was uneasy about the idea of him driving us home that night.
Sometimes it seems like these stories are out of someone else’s biography, crazy to think about those days when we act so “normal” now.
Abnormally, Santos

]]> http://recoveryarts.com/2009/04/22/pt3-addiction-testimonial-the-functions-of-dysfunctionality-confusion-violence-laughter/ Thu, 03 Sep 2009 16:18:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://recoveryarts.com/2009/04/22/pt3-addiction-testimonial-the-functions-of-dysfunctionality-confusion-violence-laughter/#comment-19 Addiction Testimonials | Recovery Arts Blog Sat, 09 May 2009 23:11:27 +0000 http://recoveryarts.com/?p=172#comment-19 [...] few parts click on the following links: Addiction Testimonials 1, Addiction Testimonials 2, and Addiction Testimonials 3 . Otherwise, without further ado, I present the fourth segment. Until next [...] [...] few parts click on the following links: Addiction Testimonials 1, Addiction Testimonials 2, and Addiction Testimonials 3 . Otherwise, without further ado, I present the fourth segment. Until next [...]

]]> http://recoveryarts.com/2009/04/22/pt3-addiction-testimonial-the-functions-of-dysfunctionality-confusion-violence-laughter/#comment-13 Santos Sat, 25 Apr 2009 20:41:39 +0000 http://recoveryarts.com/?p=172#comment-13 Ernesto, Thanks for the series, it reminded me of a story my older sister told me recently of us going out for pizza with my dad before he got sober. I remember a great time and enjoying a thick crusted sausage pizza while hearing Red Red Wine from a UB40 music video on the restaurant's TV. My sister remembers my father drinking a whole pitcher of beer and watching his brow sink and expression turn into a caveman-like sculpture. Almost 20 years later she tells me how she can remember how she was uneasy about the idea of him driving us home that night. Sometimes it seems like these stories are out of someone else's biography, crazy to think about those days when we act so “normal” now. Abnormally, Santos Ernesto,
Thanks for the series, it reminded me of a story my older sister told me recently of us going out for pizza with my dad before he got sober. I remember a great time and enjoying a thick crusted sausage pizza while hearing Red Red Wine from a UB40 music video on the restaurant’s TV.
My sister remembers my father drinking a whole pitcher of beer and watching his brow sink and expression turn into a caveman-like sculpture. Almost 20 years later she tells me how she can remember how she was uneasy about the idea of him driving us home that night.
Sometimes it seems like these stories are out of someone else’s biography, crazy to think about those days when we act so “normal” now.
Abnormally, Santos

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