Daily Support 24 hour Recovery Connections Part 85
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Join Date: Feb 2014
Location: East Coast USA
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Originally Posted by strategery 
Checking in tonight. Going for another 24 hours at 5:34p CST.
Congratulations to lostmyoffswitch and forgivemeall on reaching new milestones! To celebrate your awesome accomplishments, today we have a gluten free banana cake! Keep up the great work!
Congratulations to lostmyoffswitch and forgivemeall on reaching new milestones! To celebrate your awesome accomplishments, today we have a gluten free banana cake! Keep up the great work!
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Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: South Bay, So Cal
Posts: 6,123
Hi,
YEAH ....tomorrow is dress up time!! I've got my costume all ready! Anybody else celebrating our sober Halloween by wearing a costume??
I'm checking in for the next "spooky" 24 hours of my recovery!,
BobbiOoops...
to my HP, AA, & you guys here on SR.
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Join Date: Aug 2015
Posts: 1,586
Just after midnight here; I'd like 24 more please.
Congratulations to those with milestones today!
"In India, I was living in a little hut, about six feet by seven feet. It had a canvas flap instead of a door. I was sitting on my bed meditating, and a cat wandered in and plopped down on my lap. I took the cat and tossed it out the door. Ten seconds later it was back on my lap. We got into a sort of dance, this cat and I...I tossed it out because I was trying to meditate, to get enlightened. But the cat kept returning. I was getting more and more irritated, more and more annoyed with the persistence of the cat. Finally, after about a half-hour of this coming in and tossing out, I had to surrender. There was nothing else to do. There was no way to block off the door. I sat there, the cat came back in, and it got on my lap. But I did not do anything. I just let go. Thirty seconds later the cat got up and walked out. So, you see, our teachers come in many forms." -- Joseph Goldstein
Congratulations to those with milestones today!
"In India, I was living in a little hut, about six feet by seven feet. It had a canvas flap instead of a door. I was sitting on my bed meditating, and a cat wandered in and plopped down on my lap. I took the cat and tossed it out the door. Ten seconds later it was back on my lap. We got into a sort of dance, this cat and I...I tossed it out because I was trying to meditate, to get enlightened. But the cat kept returning. I was getting more and more irritated, more and more annoyed with the persistence of the cat. Finally, after about a half-hour of this coming in and tossing out, I had to surrender. There was nothing else to do. There was no way to block off the door. I sat there, the cat came back in, and it got on my lap. But I did not do anything. I just let go. Thirty seconds later the cat got up and walked out. So, you see, our teachers come in many forms." -- Joseph Goldstein
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