Morning Gratitude ~ Part 42
Recovering ostrich
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Tampa Bay, Florida
Posts: 2,551
Grateful for coffee, not going to lie!
Grateful for a good laugh.
Grateful that in sobriety I can still see progress being made and how I still need to work on myself... Keeps the boredom at complacency at bay.
Grateful for a good laugh.
Grateful that in sobriety I can still see progress being made and how I still need to work on myself... Keeps the boredom at complacency at bay.
Realising my life
Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Dorset, England
Posts: 3,656
((((((Marcher))))))
Grateful to have been woken by a stunning sunrise which flowed through the window and caressed my skin with wam pink velvet
Grateful to be trying a new crock pot recipe today
Grateful to be out in our garden
Grateful to have been woken by a stunning sunrise which flowed through the window and caressed my skin with wam pink velvet
Grateful to be trying a new crock pot recipe today
Grateful to be out in our garden
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Join Date: Mar 2014
Posts: 240
This morning I'm grateful I woke up feeling pretty good. So grateful to wake up without a hangover and can go do stuff.
Grateful for green tea. Although a coffee may have to happen in a little bit...grateful for tea, water, and all the beverages I'm embracing in sober life. In the past the only things I drank were booze, and coffee when I was hungover...barely ever drank water
Grateful that it's a little after 8, I practiced yoga, I meditated to a video, and the animals are all fed and taken care of.
grateful my bed is made this morning.
grateful for this community.
Grateful for green tea. Although a coffee may have to happen in a little bit...grateful for tea, water, and all the beverages I'm embracing in sober life. In the past the only things I drank were booze, and coffee when I was hungover...barely ever drank water
Grateful that it's a little after 8, I practiced yoga, I meditated to a video, and the animals are all fed and taken care of.
grateful my bed is made this morning.
grateful for this community.
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: SE USA
Posts: 941
Originally Posted by courage2 
Grateful that one simple rule makes such a lot of difference: don't drink.
As always, grateful for my family and kids.
Xo Pan
PS - hugs to Marcher, healing thoughts to freein, and congratulations to grtgrandpa!
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Michigan
Posts: 832
As posted on the TIAGF thread (I was on the wrong thread, and just realized it - guess I'm so grateful this morning, it fogged my mind! 
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I am grateful for 2 months sober. And so far it is feeling better than my 3 month run that I had in the past. The tools are in place, and this time, they are being used with my heart and soul, not just my mind.
I am grateful that even though there are days especially early on like this that I feel alone, that I have come to realize that I am not alone.
I am grateful for AA, just wish I didn't have such a long drive or I would attend more meetings. But, I have accepted that I will make the ones I can and my next step is to find my sponsor to have that key contact in between my meetings.
I am grateful for SR and the love and support they offer without even knowing who we are as individuals, but who we are at recovering alcoholics or recovering from whatever addiction we may face.
I am grateful for my brother's honesty and love as he has been my true mentor through all this.
I am grateful for all the sleep I'm finally getting without waking up without the regret of drinking 1/2 pint of whiskey and 6 beers.
I am grateful for not finding any more empty bottles that were hidden throughout the house and garage.
I am grateful for another beautiful day of sobriety. Good days and bad, sober is still the only way to face them.
Love to you all!
)I am grateful for 2 months sober. And so far it is feeling better than my 3 month run that I had in the past. The tools are in place, and this time, they are being used with my heart and soul, not just my mind.
I am grateful that even though there are days especially early on like this that I feel alone, that I have come to realize that I am not alone.
I am grateful for AA, just wish I didn't have such a long drive or I would attend more meetings. But, I have accepted that I will make the ones I can and my next step is to find my sponsor to have that key contact in between my meetings.
I am grateful for SR and the love and support they offer without even knowing who we are as individuals, but who we are at recovering alcoholics or recovering from whatever addiction we may face.
I am grateful for my brother's honesty and love as he has been my true mentor through all this.
I am grateful for all the sleep I'm finally getting without waking up without the regret of drinking 1/2 pint of whiskey and 6 beers.
I am grateful for not finding any more empty bottles that were hidden throughout the house and garage.
I am grateful for another beautiful day of sobriety. Good days and bad, sober is still the only way to face them.
Love to you all!
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