24Hour Recovery Connections Part 352
, goodbyeevan
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Originally Posted by haapynow 
Today will be hard since I think my husband is going to try to drink controllably. I think he will finally buy alcohol tonight. I will do my best.
Create a evening of your own - a long warm bath, read a book, go to bed early.
It will feel great to wake up hangover-free on the morning!
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Originally Posted by Babs1234
hi everyone! Thank you for the congratulations yesterday. I didn't tell anyone I went to AA and didn't say anything there either. I don't know why. I wanted to shout it from the roof top last night before going to bed. So, I guess it was meant to be.
Another 24 for me today.
Babs
Another 24 for me today.
Babs
. . So happy for you! ❤️
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Originally Posted by ChickChick
24 please. I'm on day 9. Double digits again tomorrow. Missed you all. 
Double digits tomorrow - beautiful!!! ❤️
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Late again. Another **** show at work today, our whole computer network was down, which pretty much cripples our business productivity. But.... made it through and saved the day after 2hrs on the phone trouble shooting.
Another 24 for me please
Another 24 for me please
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Originally Posted by Hats
Late again. Another **** show at work today, our whole computer network was down, which pretty much cripples our business productivity. But.... made it through and saved the day after 2hrs on the phone trouble shooting.
Another 24 for me please
Another 24 for me please
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Made it back to work today half-sick, and half-well. As long as I’m not a half-wit I’m good! 
. I will rest a lot over the weekend. No laundry. Ok, 4 loads. Two? If cleaning processes and cleaning machines aren’t whirring away I might just get over this bug. Warm spring weather around 70. Should I learn to knit on YouTube ?
Sweet dreams all who are participating.
And 24 please.
Love
Red
. I will rest a lot over the weekend. No laundry. Ok, 4 loads. Two? If cleaning processes and cleaning machines aren’t whirring away I might just get over this bug. Warm spring weather around 70. Should I learn to knit on YouTube ? Sweet dreams all who are participating.
And 24 please.
Love
Red
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Toleration is the greatest gift of the mind.
—Helen Keller
Facing conditions we would like to change, letting go of people we wish were different, takes growth, patience, tolerance. We're so easily enticed into thinking we'd be happier, "If only he'd change," or "If I had a better job," or "If the kids would settle down." Yet we carry the seed of happiness within us every moment. Learning tolerance for all conditions will nurture that seed.
Intolerance, impatience, depression, in fact, any negative attitude is habit-forming. Many of us in this recovery program continue to struggle with the habits we've formed. Bad habits must be replaced with new, good habits. We can develop a new behavior, one that pleases us, like smiling at every stranger in a checkout line. We can repeat it in every line. It becomes a habit and a good one.
Toleration of others opens many doors, for them and for us. It nurtures the soul, ours and theirs. It breeds happiness. Those of us sharing these Steps are truly blessed. We're learning about love, how to give it and how to receive it.
There are so many eyes I'll look into today that don't know love. I will give some away with unconditional tolerance. It's a gift -- to myself and others.
—Helen Keller
Facing conditions we would like to change, letting go of people we wish were different, takes growth, patience, tolerance. We're so easily enticed into thinking we'd be happier, "If only he'd change," or "If I had a better job," or "If the kids would settle down." Yet we carry the seed of happiness within us every moment. Learning tolerance for all conditions will nurture that seed.
Intolerance, impatience, depression, in fact, any negative attitude is habit-forming. Many of us in this recovery program continue to struggle with the habits we've formed. Bad habits must be replaced with new, good habits. We can develop a new behavior, one that pleases us, like smiling at every stranger in a checkout line. We can repeat it in every line. It becomes a habit and a good one.
Toleration of others opens many doors, for them and for us. It nurtures the soul, ours and theirs. It breeds happiness. Those of us sharing these Steps are truly blessed. We're learning about love, how to give it and how to receive it.
There are so many eyes I'll look into today that don't know love. I will give some away with unconditional tolerance. It's a gift -- to myself and others.
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Originally Posted by ChickChick
24 please. I'm on day 9. Double digits again tomorrow. Missed you all.
Love you. Day 9 is seriously awesome. Huge hugs.
♥♥
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Originally Posted by RedBerryJuniper
Made it back to work today half-sick, and half-well. As long as I’m not a half-wit I’m good! . I will rest a lot over the weekend. No laundry. Ok, 4 loads. Two? If cleaning processes and cleaning machines aren’t whirring away I might just get over this bug. Warm spring weather around 70. Should I learn to knit on YouTube ?
Sweet dreams all who are participating.
And 24 please.
Love
Red
. I will rest a lot over the weekend. No laundry. Ok, 4 loads. Two? If cleaning processes and cleaning machines aren’t whirring away I might just get over this bug. Warm spring weather around 70. Should I learn to knit on YouTube ? Sweet dreams all who are participating.
And 24 please.
Love
Red
Love you.
♥
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