Today I Am Grateful For...-Part 8
All is Change
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Australia
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Today I am so very much Grateful for SR and the people in it.
I think the last few weeks have been amongst the most meaningful for my sobriety.
I start every day now with a read of postings and posting myself is a reality check that I've been lacking. I've gotten more done in my life in the last few weekends than for a long time. I've finally lifted my head out of this dreary struggle and more and more am finding the elusive happiness in the smallest of things. Life doesn't have to be spectacular anymore. Don't really know why I ever wished for it. Easy Does It and Keep It Simple,Stupid is good enough for me, today.
( decided to keep nick as Grymt to remind myself of why.)
I think the last few weeks have been amongst the most meaningful for my sobriety.
I start every day now with a read of postings and posting myself is a reality check that I've been lacking. I've gotten more done in my life in the last few weekends than for a long time. I've finally lifted my head out of this dreary struggle and more and more am finding the elusive happiness in the smallest of things. Life doesn't have to be spectacular anymore. Don't really know why I ever wished for it. Easy Does It and Keep It Simple,Stupid is good enough for me, today.
( decided to keep nick as Grymt to remind myself of why.)
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 951
Gratitude
I am so grateful for the people that showed my family and especially my brother, kindness while he was actively addicted. They were our angels.
Grateful for the people that are kind and compassionate to all addicts, today, too. I'm reminded of one in particular that bought a meal for a friend's addicted mother, and sat down and ate with her and talked to her. She was an addict and living mostly on the streets. Grateful that we got to hear that story, a few years later after she had passed away.
Grateful for the people that are kind and compassionate to all addicts, today, too. I'm reminded of one in particular that bought a meal for a friend's addicted mother, and sat down and ate with her and talked to her. She was an addict and living mostly on the streets. Grateful that we got to hear that story, a few years later after she had passed away.
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: NJ
Posts: 20,458
TIAGF
That i no longer try to cure insomnia with alcohol
That i have a job to go to
That my car is fully repaired and i had the $$to pay for it with Mr.Mastercard
That i will forgive my Shrieking SIL....she is getting annoying but crazy wont change....she is out of touch with the real world living in a protected bubble, and her complaints are laughable.
I'm grateful for being sober, somewhat sane and for conversation with friends and my daughter.
And coffee....and a tablet so i can post while laying in bed....there is a lot to be grateful for.
Especially peace of mind....and that i no longer will give my SIL a piece of my mind when she irritates the sh!t out of me....
Grateful for progress, i'll never be perfect, but thats ok!
That i no longer try to cure insomnia with alcohol
That i have a job to go to
That my car is fully repaired and i had the $$to pay for it with Mr.Mastercard
That i will forgive my Shrieking SIL....she is getting annoying but crazy wont change....she is out of touch with the real world living in a protected bubble, and her complaints are laughable.
I'm grateful for being sober, somewhat sane and for conversation with friends and my daughter.
And coffee....and a tablet so i can post while laying in bed....there is a lot to be grateful for.
Especially peace of mind....and that i no longer will give my SIL a piece of my mind when she irritates the sh!t out of me....
Grateful for progress, i'll never be perfect, but thats ok!
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