Jean McCarthy's Year-End Reflections: Sober Adventures and Creative Pursuits
I just want to be free from the power of weakness. And when I face it, I take back a little dignity, not looking for excuses.
Ever wondered how a year can be filled with meaningful, sober adventures? Jean McCarthy, the host of 'The Bubble Hour', takes listeners on a journey through her past year, sharing her experiences and projects that have kept her inspired and grounded in sobriety. This episode is like catching up with an old friend who’s been up to some fascinating things.
Jean talks about her serene experience walking a labyrinth in Mexico, a meditative journey that offers more than just steps—it’s a metaphor for the twists and turns of recovery itself. She also dives into the creation of a family recipe book, blending tradition with the new clarity that sobriety brings. For those looking for hobbies to fill their time, Jean's passion for crafts and various projects might just spark some ideas.
She previews the upcoming holiday special episodes and shares insights from her latest UnPickled Holiday Survival Guide, offering practical tips to navigate the festive season without alcohol. And if you’re curious about how others manage to stay sober during the holidays, Jean interviews several women who share their strategies and stories. This episode is a warm, engaging wrap-up of the year, filled with personal anecdotes and practical advice for anyone on their own journey to sobriety.