Hey! That felt really good!
Hey! That felt really good!
So I'm waiting for time to pass before I can go to work. I was feeling bored and restless and achy and inattentive and moody and thinking to myself "am I going to have to go have three cigarettes so I don't start craving a drink."
And I remembered that this morning I was reminiscing some fun times with an old, now-distant friend. I was thinking about how, with her, I used to dance. I am not by nature a dancer. I look more like someone who's caught on fire than someone trying to move to music.
Nonetheless, I figured, what the heck? I'm home alone. So I put on a song with a good beat and started to do my whole I'm on fire! Put the fire out!(tm) routine.
I feel like $1,000,000 now.
I'm grateful that it only took a small gesture of not taking myself too seriously to make my addiction-life problems go away temporarily.
And I remembered that this morning I was reminiscing some fun times with an old, now-distant friend. I was thinking about how, with her, I used to dance. I am not by nature a dancer. I look more like someone who's caught on fire than someone trying to move to music.
Nonetheless, I figured, what the heck? I'm home alone. So I put on a song with a good beat and started to do my whole I'm on fire! Put the fire out!(tm) routine.
I feel like $1,000,000 now.
I'm grateful that it only took a small gesture of not taking myself too seriously to make my addiction-life problems go away temporarily.
Isaiah..
That is so great!
You have stumbled onto a tool that a lot folks do not find until they have
a lot more time in sobriety.
Kudos!
And keep on dancing!
That is so great!
it only took a small gesture of not taking myself too seriously to make my addiction-life problems go away temporarily.
a lot more time in sobriety.
Kudos!
And keep on dancing!
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