AA Thought for the Day <!--101224-->
Am I still on a “free ride” in A.A.? Am I all get and no give? Do I go to meetings and always sit in the back row and let others do all the work? Do I think it’s enough just because I’m sober and can rest on my laurels? If so, I haven’t gone […]
Promise of a new Day <!--101224-->
Nobody can hurt you but yourself. Every experience you have makes you all the more fit for life. —“Box-Car Bertha”— We commonly say,”she hurt me,” or “I’m afraid of hurting him.” Yet no one can hurt us without our cooperation. Other people’s actions don’t affect us unless we choose to let them; and no words […]
My Thought for the Day <!--101224->
🌺 Good Morning Beautiful, Creatively Talented Lady ❗ …🙋🌈🌞…Searching to see the Beauty in the world can sometimes seem difficult, “When our eye glasses are dirty❗❓”…🕶😳…Thank Goodness for Our PROGRAM that teaches us about cleaning the dirt off our lenses…👓🚿😄…And How to keep it off, So we can again see the Beauty in the World, […]
Each day a new Beginning <!--101224-->
…there are two entirely opposite attitudes possible in facing the problems of one’s life. One, to try and change the external world, the other, to try and change oneself. —Joanna Field— God grant us the courage to change what we can–ourselves. How difficult it is to let go of our struggles to control and change […]
Keep it Simple <!--101224-->
Trust only movement. Life happens at the level of events, not words.—Alfred Adler— Being sober is an event. Being sober also means movement. We go to meetings. We find and meet with a sponsor. We talk with friends. If we don’t act in these ways were not sober. Our actions also tell us if we’re […]
Daily Reflections <!--101224-->
CURBING RASHNESS When we speak or act hastily or rashly, the ability to be fair-minded and tolerant evaporates on the spot. TWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS, p. 91 Being fair-minded and tolerant is a goal toward which I must work daily. I ask God, as I understand Him, to help me to be loving and […]