[aasharon90]

Bikers in recovery....sounds good to me....

Never thought Id enjoy the life as much as
I do now, esp. with all the changes going on.

My job at bakery is going well after a yr.
trying to fit in comfortably. Seems now I
have something in common with the people
that own the bakery. BIKES....And they
r Harley and Yamaha owners.

I can go to work now and talk about my
experiences with them and feel a part of.

Anyway....that is a "cool feeling."

Along with waiting on the papers of my
settlement to come in, I find that Im
not worried...mainly because I have a
Power greater than I helping me.

I also have a friend in recovery that
has been a tremendous help in the
communication dept. between my
family and I.

I believe this person was placed in
my life for a reason and for that I
am truely grateful.

I havent a clue as to how my lifes story
will end up down the road, but all I know
is that my faith won't steer me wrong.

Im hoping that this next stop in life will
be my last as I dont want to move anymore.

All my life I have never felt like Ive truely
had a place to call home....My first house
was my parents until I moved out at 18.

Then to an apt for several yrs till I got married
in 82. Even that little house where we raised
our kids was only a beginners home and was
told it wasnt our dream home....

Plucked from that corner of the world 10 some
ought yrs ago, I moved to Houston where
I knew for *amn sure it was going to be
my last home.

December of 2006 i returned to my hometown
of Baton Rouge into an apt. which has been
comforting and safe. However its not my home.

What is a home? What will it take for me to
have a place I can finally call home?

As I work on the answer and solution to
that question Ive been searching for all
my life, I have come up with a positive
formular to use towards it....

12 Steps.....

Just as we use the 12 steps to help us
stay sober, then why wouldnt it work
if applied properly to a new relationship.

A new relationship. A new home. A new
life. Change. New bike....New Beginnings.