todAAy i AAm grAAteful & thAAnkful
that feeling good (and spiritually fit) is not a trigger for me to lower my standards
for the few (percentage-wise) alkies that make it back to the rooms of AA after relapsing
that I intuitively know how to handle many more situations than I used to (every morning in my first conscious contact with my HP, I ask for the guidance to do the next right thing so that I can be the best I can be. Most of the time, it is no longer necessary for me to have to sit and think what that next right thing is. I just seem to know what to do. If it turns out to be the wrong thing, I have Step 10 to rely on.)
that I have a pretty busy schedule today, so I'm off to the gym in a few minutes to be there when it opens at 5am; I'll end the day at an Astros baseball game tonight
that I love recovery!!
When I hear somebody sigh, 'Life is hard,' I am always tempted to ask, 'Compared to what?'
- Sydney J. Harris
11 comments:
Go Astros!!!
Getting old might be hard.
Being young was lots harder.
Enjoy your game!
Sounds like a great day is coming your way.
Ah, yes. Uh huh.
Look at Scott! He looks like he's gone mad!
Have a fun & fulfilling day, Mister Busy-Bee.
I like what you do every morning. And that Step 10 is there to rely on. What a great program.
Once again, thanks for the quote. I've been feeling like that alot lately. I need to quit whining!
Busy is good, the gym at 5am? That IS motivated!
Wow, three hours later I get to post on your blog. But you should have gotten my email. Thanks for the post.
Life isn't hard. It's just life. How I deal and rspond to life makes it hard at times. Acceptance is the key.
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