Keep it Simple <!--021126-->
Sanity is madness put to good use.—George Santayana— In Step Two we come to believe a Power greater than ourselves can restore us to sanity. In a way, as we work Step Two, we’re praying that our madness can be put to good use. This is just what happens. Addiction was wrecking our life. But […]
My Thought for the Day <!--021126-->
🌈Good Morning to you, Beautiful Woman of this World❗…🌏💃…We are Miracles to be clean and Sober this wonderful morning…🤗😁 … We have been given a GIFT and we have to give it away keep it❗… 🎁👼…Our Higher Power is here for the asking,
waiting to shut down the Committee when it starts its session in our Minds …😈🔨🤛😇…
So we can get out of the Problem of our disease by getting outside ourselves and allowing the LIGHT of our HIGHER POWER to Shine light into our minds and Spirits…🧠🌞…allowing us to take the appropriate actions, whether it be a meeting, talking with another alcoholic, reading our Big Books, OR just a change of Perspective and Attitudes…🎬📖🤳…Serenity is ours for the taking, Let us LIVE in it TODAY!!! Ask and we shall receive, Just remember, it’s all in how we ask❓…🤗💐🗣👩❤️ 👩👩👧👧…You are so Loved and have The most Beautiful Day❗…💖💜💝🌈🦄😍😘😘😘
Promise of a new Day <!--021126-->
SERVICE: A beautiful word fallen upon bad days. —Claude McKay— Silver service; military service; tennis service; evening service. The word has so many different connotations that we lose the thread that connects them; something done for another. Whether it’s our profession or our gift, service is our offering of skill or care to a fellow […]
Daily Reflections <!--021126-->
THE LIMITS OF SELF-RELIANCE We asked ourselves why we had them [fears]. Wasn’t it because self-reliance failed us? ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p.68 All of my character defects separate me from God’s will. When I ignore my association with Him I face the world and my alcoholism alone and must depend on self-reliance. I have never found […]
AA Thought for the Day <!--021126-->
If we’re going to stay sober, we’ve got to learn to want something else more than we want to drink. When we first came into A.A., we couldn’t imagine wanting anything else so much or more than drinking. So we had to stop drinking on faith, on faith that someday we really would want something […]
Each Day a New Beginning <!--021126-->
It’s odd that you can get so anesthetized by your own pain or your own problem that you don’t quite fully share the hell of someone close to you. —Lady Bird Johnson— Preoccupation with self can be the bane of our existence and it prevents all but the narrowest perspective on any problem. It cuts […]
Promise of a new Day <!--021026-->
Limited expectations yield only limited results. —Susan Laurson Willig— Our thoughts determine our actions, and when our thoughts are negative, our successes are few. What we hold in our mind is certain to be reflected in the day’s activities. And we are capable of fueling our thoughts positively, if we choose to. Positive self-assessment and […]
Daily Reflections <!--021026-->
I DON’T RUN THE SHOW When we became alcoholics, crushed by a self-imposed crisis we could not postpone or evade, we had to fearlessly face the proposition that either God is everything or else He is nothing. God either is, or He isn’t. What was our choice to be? ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p.53 Today my […]
AA Thought for the Day <!--021026-->
Since I realize that I had become an alcoholic and could never have any more fun with liquor and since I knew that from then on liquor would always get me into trouble, common sense told me that the only thing left for me was a life of sobriety. But I learned another thing in […]
Each Day a New Beginning <!--021026-->
God knows no distance. —Charleszetta Waddles— As close as our breath is the strength we need to carry us through any troubled time. But our memory often fails us. We try, alone, to solve our problems, to determine the proper course of action. And we stumble. In time we will turn, automatically, to that power […]