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10-28-2009, 01:58 PM
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| Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico
Posts: 437
| The Ol' Tex Luck
So I'm coming out of Metro Court today after meeting my PO. I walk out, someone passes by me... Here is a script like version.... "Hey Craig!" "What?" "How are you, are you doing better? Are you sober?" "Yeah, who are you?" "Sorry, I'm the officer who arrested you." "Oh yeah, I remember the face, but you don't have your uniform on. Sorry." "What's happening?" "I just went to metro and saw my PO." "Did you blow clean, did you test clean?" "Yes, and yes." "Okay, me and my partner discussed it, and as long as you comply with all requirements of your probation, we decided we won't appear for our interviews or in court." "What?!?!?!" "Yeah, you're a good guy who's just an idiot. Stay off the alcohol and you deserve another chance. You're the only prisoner we've had who's been very cooperative and decent to us." "Well, thanks for stopping me before I hurt someone." "Just make d**n sure you stay clean, you're too decent to go down for this." "Thank you so much officer (and he actually shook my hand)" Can you believe that s***?? I just got an officer to give me a dismissal?! Anyone who doesn't believe in a higher power, well there you go. Good things can happen to us. WE ARE NOT bad people, we made bad choices. Things will work out if you trust. |
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10-28-2009, 05:36 PM
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I've been sober for quite awhile; except this time, I have to prove it. No problem. I'm not ashamed to be on paper. I just found it very funny that me and a cop (like Wile E Coyote and Roadrunner) could act like gentlemen to each other. Y'see, I've been to jail/prison too many times and I'm just not willing to live that life anymore. So whatever it takes to clear the wreckage, I will do. I was just in for 14 days. If anyone is helped by me, then I've served my time on the inside and outside. My step 12 work is devoted completely to the incarcerated. I find great pleasure in it because I've been exactly where they are and can relate on their level. Tex/Craig - My anonymity is shot, so call me whatever; although I like Tex. | |
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11-01-2009, 01:21 PM
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| boleon  Join Date: May 2008 Location: Detroit, MI
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Sounds like good Karma to me. Even if you don't believe in Karma - act as if there is something like Karma in the universe and the Universe will act as if there is something like Karma. "My Name is Earl" is not about Buddhism.
__________________ True sobriety rides on the coat-tails of Serenity (H + B = S) - All Big Book quotes are from first Edition - |
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