I think "sir" to me shows respect.
I
guess if some one called me mam, I'd
feel old too. lol
I'll add to this wonderful group of fine
people as another oldie but goodie in
recovery.
I'll be 56 in December, a favorite time
of the yr. to celebrate another belly button
birthday with 24 yrs. sobriety I just celebrated
on August 11th. That's a many one days sober
added together to get me where I am today.
Happy, content, honest, healthy and a luv
of riding passenger with my husband on our
Harley, and tending to my little flower sanctuary
in my backyard.
We need each and everyone of you guys
and more, no matter what age, to share
and learn the ways of recovery. Each of us
has something useful to bring to the round
table of recovery to continue helping, supporting
each one as we travel the road of recovery
together.
Age is just a number, thank God, cause
at my age, I feel young, look young all
with the help of recovery program and
Faith incoperated in my everyday life.
Recovery for life, not alcohol for death.