todAAy i AAm grAAteful & thAAnkful
that I got to see my Mom walk 50 feet - twice - yesterday morning, without her becoming dizzy or too tired
for Hope that she may soon begin swallowing and then talking
that prayers - mine, hers and many others - are being answered each day
to hear the story of a 2-month recovering alcoholic and the obstacles she's faced with Courage
that I get feedback when I listen
for phone calls from friends
that next week is Roundup here - our little gay AA convention
that I'll get to meet 2 of my favorite bloggers from Minnesota at Roundup
for my home and the security it provides me
that tomorrow is SW's BIG day!!!!!!!!
The person who removes a mountain begins by carrying away small stones.
-Anonymous
3 comments:
Thanks for posting about the Mankind Project. I honestly don't know what to think about it. A little scary. I have thought what else could I ever do that would top my military basic training, A.A. teachings, and just life lessons.
Everything in that Mankind Project is expensive and there is always another workshop that it seems like they "have to go"
I know there is always 2 sides of the story and I am glad that I saw that one.
I like the mountain/pebble saying. Thanks for posting it.
I love to hear about your Mom. In some weird way it is a kind of "comfort feeling" I get when you write about her.
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