My Thought for the Day <!--042126-->
Hello Precious Valuable Sister of this World❗…🙋♀️🌸👭…We can make a difference in ourselves, in our relationships with others, and our attitudes today…💜💃🤗…when we choose to use the principles of Our program…📖📽🚶♀️…and the help that comes from them…📘🌈🌠…Honesty,Open Mindedness, and Willingness, To accept myself and the COURAGE to change the things I can about me …🤔🙄…My […]
Daily Reflections <!--042126-->
CULTIVATING FAITH “I don’t think we can do anything very well in this world unless we practice it. And I don’t believe we do A.A. too well unless we practice it. . . . We should practice . . . acquiring the spirit of service. We should attempt to acquire some faith, which isn’t easily […]
Promise of a New Day<!--042126-->
Courage is fear that has said its prayers. —Karle Wilson Baker— No one of us is always courageous. With trepidation we embark on many journeys. Fear is dispelled each time we rely on our inner strength and trust that our lives are in good hands. Self-talk is powerful and will prepare us to meet whatever […]
Each Day a New Beginnings <!--042126-->
To look backward for a while is to refresh the eye, to restore it, and to render it the more fit for its prime function of looking forward. —Margaret Fairless Barber— When we contemplate last month, last year, the period of time just before we came into this Twelve Step program, we can see many […]
Thought For The Day <!--042126-->
After we’ve been in A.A. for a while, we find out that if we’re going to stay sober, we have to be humble people. The men and women in A.A. who have achieved sobriety are all humble people. When I stop to think that but for the grace of God I might be drunk right […]
Keep It Simple <!--042126-->
One of the most important parts of the AA program is to give our drinking problem to God honestly and fully—Twenty-Four Hour a Day, March 1st— We don’t handle our drinking or other drug problem. We don’t take care of this problem by ourselves. We turn our problem over to God as we understand Him. […]