Take time for solitude. How else can you contemplate the blessings of recovery. ~Abby Warman
Today I am grateful...
- for access to such good information
- for the amazement of seeing the John Alexander Retrospective at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston yesterday
- that afterwards Carol and I sat in Starbucks and watched all the cute boys
- that I cannot think of one good reason today to have a drink of alcohol
- to be blessed with blessings large and small and to see them more and more
An old timer had shared in the meeting about praying for something, and that God had answered her request. Someone asked her, "How do you know it was God who granted your request?" She replied..."I didn't ask anyone else." ~unknown
12 comments:
good morning!
I must have barely missed you at Starbux.
I ♥ the old timer's response!
Love you brother.
I like taking time for solitude. If I can keep my head from going too far forward or backward, then I'm fine.
zzzzzzzzzzz?????
I'm all for solitude. It makes one strong....
Have a great Monday, Scott!
solitude schmolitude....did the cute boys look back?
great reminder on taking time out for ourselves! Happy Monday hope its a good one
A nice gratitude list. Today, a young friend and I walked out of a noontime meeting and we both said we were grateful that life is anything but dull thanks to our AA meetings.
yes it did!!! I was 98 on Saturday... and I am a California gurl and ♥loved it♥ hee hee
how are you??
I don't know how to make hearts and clubs, but I sure like what that person said about asking God for something. How do you make hearts and clubs?
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