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  • 🌄 Good morning, ((((( All ))))). Gratefully pledging 24 hours with all of you. ❤️

    "As you embark on this journey, I invite you to remember these words: slow, quiet, gentle. You are already worthy of love and belonging. This is not a journey of worthiness, but a journey of care... Because you must know, dear heart, that you are worthy of care, whether your house is immaculate or a mess."
    - K.C Davis
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  • Good morning (((Everyone))). I'm happily in with my pledge to stay sober today. Hope you all have a good and sober Sat.
    Sarah
  • 24 more!

    AOG
  • Grateful to join in with my pledge
  • Pledging for today
  • Today, I choose clarity over escape.
    I will meet this day as it is, with honesty, patience, and self-respect.
    I do not need to numb what I feel to survive it.
    Just for today, I stay sober, steady, and present.
    That is enough.
  • Good morning (((Everyone))). I"m happily in with my pledge to stay sober today. Hope you all have a good and sober Fri.
    Sarah
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10588883087?profile=RESIZE_710x "Yesterday's Home Runs don't win Today's Games"
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       Not drinking is success. That's it in a nutshell. When anyone doesn't drink one day at a time everything that poisoned and so negatively consequenced our lives dissapates and goes away. Having accomplished what…

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  • Tim. Sending you healing energy I admire your posts and your dedication to staying strong. Thank you for showing up here every day. Keeping you in thoughts and prayers
    • My goodness Tim, I didn't realize you were going through cancer treatment. May God be with you and your care givers. Feel free to reach out to me any time.
    • (((Tim))) You always have such positive attitude and affirmations with your recovery. Keeping you in thought and prayer as you go through your cancer treatments. Sending Healing Hug to You. thomas
  • Now that I'm pretty sure the chance of any freeze is gone, I'm grateful to be anticipating going on my Springtime Plants and Flowers Spree. One of my very favorite times of the year.
  • Springtime is here! I love everything about all the warmth and renewal that invites me to so much enjoyment this time of year.
  • As I was getting out of the car to bring the groceries in the house I heard children outside playing.

    Little boys were hollering and little girls were screaming with the delight of being with each other in some game they had probably made up.

    I paused and smiled realizing it was one of the most beautiful sounds I had ever heard.
  • We're alive and kicking -- and not alone!
  • there is a God and it's not me. I think of my life in addiction when my self-will would win the day. After 30 years of drinking with poor decisions and relationships damaged it was time to make a decision. With willingness to turn my will over to the care of AA and the fellowship, and with Good Orderly Direction as my guide, my life has changed for the better.
  • pledging to live in recovery is how I start my day. It's the stop before my start to the day. I find it best to visit the spiritual principles of my program of recovery as a start, then I go visit life. I can carry this forward throughout my day. I can refresh my thinking at all times when I stop before I start.
  • my life is improving each day. It's because I've made a decision to live in recovery each day. I've made a decision to turn my will (my thinking) and my life (my behaviors) over to the good orderly direction I've found in the fellowship of AA, my meetings, my sponsor, and positive spiritual principals. This decision is changing my life in a better way each day. I believed and had hope it could restore me to sanity. Now I have faith in this decision because it works.
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