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| Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Fluttering About
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| Live for today
Those who live for yesteryear’s Grace will rarely find a decent pace – Those who live in tomorrow’s forlorn miss most of what Others call norm – Those that find their way through the fuddle and befuddle of each day, and find a way, to remain grateful & gay, discover tomorrows are contained in Today, while building Memories that support their stay.
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| Life the gift of recovery! Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Home is where the heart is
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| Thank you Fluttering. That reminded me of the only tatoo I ever got. I got it a few weeks prior to getting sober. I am such a wimp I did not even get my ears pierced until I was 35 and that same year got the tatoo. I was suicidal, depressed, and desperate when I got it. The words of the tatoo are something I have carried with me since early childhood but up until I got sober I always saw them as an end rather than a beginning. I don't know if that makes sense or not. Here are the words maybe that will explain it better: Live for today Yesterday's gone and tomorrow may never come Before getting sober my mind concentrated on the tomorrow may never come part but today I see it as I have to live for today as I can not change the past nor can I change the future. Thanks for the reminder as I rarely even think about it anymore as it is on my back on my right shoulder so I never see it. It isn't even a pretty one. Most people get something pretty, I got just got reading material.....:rof
__________________ NOTE: All BB quotes are from the 1st Edition of the Big Book Depression is not a sign of weakness. It is a sign of being too strong for too long. |
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