The other day, my vision suddenly brightened, or rather, my head became clear.
It felt like the thin film that had been covering my head had disappeared.
As a long-term drinker, it seems that alcohol had become accustomed to my brain and was causing inflammation without me realizing it.
Because this had become the norm, I didn't feel like my head was misty.
Apparently, the thickness of the cerebral cortex can return to normal after about eight months of abstinence.
I've been sober for six months now, so I'm two months short of eight.
Perhaps my brain has given up on the alcohol that wasn't coming back.
I've decided to think that my brain's repair process has conveniently begun.
Unlike before, I now want to go to the bathroom as soon as I wake up in the morning.
When I go, my stomach feels refreshed.
I then take a shower and groom myself.
I'm observing myself from a third-person perspective, realizing that so many things are happening.
The dry season has begun.
We've been having lovely, sunny days.
The temperature is rising.
I occasionally get the urge to drink.
I crave a cold beer, whiskey soda, or gin and tonic.
This is dangerous...





