December 1 in The Little Blue Book ONE DAY at a TIME in AL-ANON
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December 1 in The Little Blue Book ONE DAY at a TIME in AL-ANON
December 1 in The Little Blue Book ONE DAY at a TIME in AL-ANON:
Throughout this month, which brings us to the closing of another year, I will review the happenings of my life as though I were standing just a little way off trying to see myself as another person.
Have I made progress in my effort to correct my faulty attitudes? Have I let discouragement plunge me back into my old habit patterns? When something I did had consequences that made life difficult for me, did I try to blame someone else?
How has al-Anon helped me to realize some of my potential as a person?
TODAY’S REMINDER
AS I look back over this year, I will consider calmly my actions and attitudes, just as though I were evaluating the progress of someone else. I will not make it an occasion for guilt and regret. I will blame no one else for anything that happened, for I have learned in al-Anon that I am not a judge of others. This day, and the days to come, will be filled with opportunities to make more of myself.
“The purpose of my inventory is to get a clear picture of where I now stand, to recognize shortcomings that still need to be corrected, and not to use any self-deceiving means of justifying them.”
Throughout this month, which brings us to the closing of another year, I will review the happenings of my life as though I were standing just a little way off trying to see myself as another person.
Have I made progress in my effort to correct my faulty attitudes? Have I let discouragement plunge me back into my old habit patterns? When something I did had consequences that made life difficult for me, did I try to blame someone else?
How has al-Anon helped me to realize some of my potential as a person?
TODAY’S REMINDER
AS I look back over this year, I will consider calmly my actions and attitudes, just as though I were evaluating the progress of someone else. I will not make it an occasion for guilt and regret. I will blame no one else for anything that happened, for I have learned in al-Anon that I am not a judge of others. This day, and the days to come, will be filled with opportunities to make more of myself.
“The purpose of my inventory is to get a clear picture of where I now stand, to recognize shortcomings that still need to be corrected, and not to use any self-deceiving means of justifying them.”
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http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...6&pp=20&page=8
here is where you can find the ODAT's - there are more than a year's worth.
Meredith
here is where you can find the ODAT's - there are more than a year's worth.
Meredith
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Originally Posted by MeredithD1 
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...6&pp=20&page=8
here is where you can find the ODAT's - there are more than a year's worth.
Meredith
here is where you can find the ODAT's - there are more than a year's worth.
Merediththe link doesn't seem to be working.
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