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Butterfly On A Pink Flower

LONG-TERM HOPE Since most of us are born with an abundance of natural desires, it isn’t strange that we often let these far exceed their intended purpose. When they drive us blindly, or we willfully demand that they supply us with more satisfactions or pleasures than are possible or due us, that is the point […]

Keep it Simple <!--060726-->

Forgiveness is the way to true health and happiness.—Gerald Jampolsky— We can’t afford to hold grudges. We have all felt hurt by others at times. But when we stay angry at another person, it hurts us. It keeps our wounds open. It takes our energy away from healing. We can forgive now. We know that […]

Promise of a new Day <!--060726-->

Life is no argument. The conditions of life might include error. —Friedrich Nietzsche— We’ve all known people to whom it was terribly important that we always be right. Perhaps some of us are those people, at least part of the time. Life under these conditions is an unrelenting struggle against sloppy thinking, dirt, carelessness, and […]

My Thought For The Day <!--060726-->

πŸ’–Hello to You my Resilient and Strong Loving FRIEND❗❗❗…πŸ™‹πŸŒ΄πŸ‘©β€β€οΈβ€πŸ‘©…What a Remarkable morning to Be ALIVE ❗❗❗…πŸ€—πŸ’—πŸ’ƒ…Sometimes, ” We can be so afraid to LIVE❗”…😱🀨⚰…We are standing at a staircase that has only 12 STEPS. We are asked to take these steps to BETTER our lives, and learning to live a life that will ROCKET us […]

A.A. Thought for the Day <!--060726->

Tightly Bunched Bouquet Of Fall Flowers

Alcoholism is a progressive illness. We go through the three stages of social drinking, trouble drinking, and merry-go-round drinking. We land in hospitals and jails. We eventually lose our homes, our families, and our self-respect. Yes, alcoholism is a progressive illness and there are only three ends to it–the insane asylum, the morgue, or total […]

Each day a new Beginning <!--060726-->

Pretty Purple Flowers

Without discipline, there’s no life at all.Β  —Katharine Hepburn— Procrastination is habitual. It’s perhaps a habit we’ve struggled with over the years, and not one that can be willed away. It eats at us, no doubt. How many times have we gone to bed at night depressed, discouraged, angry with ourselves for not finishing a […]