WonderFull AA Lady
My wagon's in the mud.
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Bournemouth, UK
Posts: 88
WonderFull AA Lady
I came to an understand understanding, Tony.
I will pay any price for the Peace of My G...D.
£3700 and change of my saving were being,
She asked what is that price you can pay.
I give my fear money, my just in case I blow it all, on booze to my nephew's College Fund.
And my 74 year old Momma Flowers and ladies lunches Fund
I am at peace,
I need to cook for my Big man, he will be hungry.
AA, RR, Prayer etc.
I have a Huge Pot.
I can feed the five thousand, with G..d help.
Thank you all Friend.
You helped me feed my friends, the pups, the stranger.
MY Yiddish Grandmother Would be Proud
my the Lord rest her sweet soul
I will pay any price for the Peace of My G...D.
£3700 and change of my saving were being,
She asked what is that price you can pay.
I give my fear money, my just in case I blow it all, on booze to my nephew's College Fund.
And my 74 year old Momma Flowers and ladies lunches Fund
I am at peace,
I need to cook for my Big man, he will be hungry.
AA, RR, Prayer etc.
I have a Huge Pot.
I can feed the five thousand, with G..d help.
Thank you all Friend.
You helped me feed my friends, the pups, the stranger.
MY Yiddish Grandmother Would be Proud
my the Lord rest her sweet soul
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Join Date: Apr 2013
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Hello Bluncain,
Just woke up here in the states - insomnia strikes again. Hugs to you across the pond. I was listening to an old family clock tick away the time. Of all the relatives I have lost I miss my paternal Grandfather the most. The clock was his and I cherish my memories of him winding it and hearing it mark time when I would stay with my grandparents. A lot of anger in that household, so being hypersensitive it was tough to stay there any length of time. He was a good hard-working man who perhaps did not choose the best mate.
If i read your post right, you have pulled out your available emergency fund and gave it to those you love rather than give in to your compulsion to drink. It sounds like you are using AA and Rational Recovery. Prayer & ancestors too.
May the deep love and abiding spirit of your grandmother hold you close today as you cook dinner for your man. Help you season well what you throw together in that pot. She stands beside you in support today in this moment by the grace of your God and hers as well.
Just woke up here in the states - insomnia strikes again. Hugs to you across the pond. I was listening to an old family clock tick away the time. Of all the relatives I have lost I miss my paternal Grandfather the most. The clock was his and I cherish my memories of him winding it and hearing it mark time when I would stay with my grandparents. A lot of anger in that household, so being hypersensitive it was tough to stay there any length of time. He was a good hard-working man who perhaps did not choose the best mate.
If i read your post right, you have pulled out your available emergency fund and gave it to those you love rather than give in to your compulsion to drink. It sounds like you are using AA and Rational Recovery. Prayer & ancestors too.
May the deep love and abiding spirit of your grandmother hold you close today as you cook dinner for your man. Help you season well what you throw together in that pot. She stands beside you in support today in this moment by the grace of your God and hers as well.
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