Your Daily Reprieve 05.31.17
Your
Daily Reprieve for Wednesday May 31, 2017
From
Waynesville, NC
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When we fall on the ground it hurts us,
but we also need to rely on the ground to get
back up.
-Kathleen McDonald,
Approach each problem with an open mind,
not an open mouth.
~Unknown
Nothing is ever lost by courtesy.
It is the cheapest of the pleasures;
costs nothing and conveys much.
It pleases him who gives and
him who receives, and thus, like mercy,
it is twice blessed.
~ Erastus Wiman
"For peace of mind
resign as general ruler of the universe."
– Anonymous |
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Big
Book Quote
"Lack of power, that was our
dilemma. We had to find a power by
which we could live, and it had to be a Power greater than ourselves. Obviously. But where and how were we to find this Power? Well, that's exactly what this book is about." Alcoholics Anonymous, 4th Edition, We Agnostics, pg. 45 |
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Celebrate Your Anniversary Here
SHOW NEWCOMERS HOW IT
WORKS!!
May 2017 Anniversaries
5/1
The Colonel (Stuart, FL).....14
5/1
Bryan E. (NYC, NY).....3
5/1
Stacey E. (Dothan, AL).....11
5/1
Susan C. (Bourne, MA).....8
5/2
Eddie C. (Southampton, UK).....17
5/2
Sandy M. ().....32
5/2
Steve W. (Cape Cod, MA).....2
5/2
Lindsey I. (NYC/Nantucket).....9
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na54 (Mamaroneck, NY).....12
5/4
Patrick R. (Northfield, MA).....6
5/4
Craig F. (NYC, NY).....2
5/8
Cathy R. (Chicago, IL).....3
5/8
Mark C. ().....3
5/8
Rick M. (Waynesville, NC).....12
5/8
Mickey B. (Locust Valley/Southampton, NY).....29
5/9
Stuart O. (Springfield, VA).....5
5/9
Dan A. (Reading, UK).....1
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Valerie G. (Devon, PA).....4
5/10
Jim P. (Carmel, CA)......6
5/10
Mary W. (Culebra, Puerto Rico).....2
5/10
Pamela R. (Plymouth, MA).....3
5/10
Sue V. (Kittery, ME).....11
5/11
Chuck E. (NJ).....2
5/11
Vaugn T. (Stuart, FL/Basking Ridge, NJ).....13
5/12
Beth N. (Orlando, FL).....20
5/13
Linda K. (Deerfield, IL).....31
5/13
Pat P. (Punta Gorda, FL).....11
5/13 Gary
V. (Highland, IN).....31
5/15
Wilma R. (Plainsboro, NJ).....27
5/15
Bill O’D. (East Hampton, NY).....13
5/15
Jason T. (Boston, MA).....7
5/15
Carol K. (Higgins Lake, MI/Estero, FL).....17
5/15
Austin P. (Newport, RI).....17
5/15
Jana R. (Fernandina Beach, FL).....4
5/15
Dyane M. (Port Washington, NY).....13
5/16
Michael H. (Stamford. CT).....3
5/17
Lisa H. (Lexington, KY).....6
5/17
John C. (East Hampton, NY).....16
5/17
Heather S. (Highland Park, NJ).....8
5/17
David H. (Lewisburg, PA).....27
5/17
Shannon M. (Arkansas).....3
5/18
Tony R. (Princeton, NJ).....1
5/19
Adam B. (Tortola, BVI).....2
5/21
Peter G. (Morristown, NJ).....15
5/21
Paolo M. (N. Palm Beach/Nantucket).....16
5/21
Dennis G. (NYC, NY).....34
5/22
Jamie S. (Harbor Island, Mamaroneck NY).....15
5/23
Phyllis C. (Houston, TX).....24
5/23
Eric A. (Mequon, WI).....34
5/24
Harry K. (Normandy, FR).....24
5/26
Jerry S. (NYC, NY).....35
5/26
Lisa F. (NYC, NY).....13
5/26
Lee T. (Tortola, BVI/Connecticut).....26
5/27
Angelo N. (Brick, NJ).....25
5/28
Matt H. (Mooresville, NC).....1
5/28
Brian L. (Stamford, CT).....8
5/28
Roldan CP (Puerto Rico/Sasebo, JPN).....2
5/28
Susan L. (Westhampton, NY).....4
5/28
Irene L. (Hancock, ME).....29
5/28
Phil K. (Bristol, CT/Pt Charlotte, FL).....42
5/29
Jim C. (Brooklyn, NY).....4
5/29
Allen V. (Phoenicia/Astoria NY).....9
5/29
Kathleen S. (Bernardsville, NJ).....16
5/29
Paula M. (West Bloomfield, MI).....10
5/29
George B. (Cleveland, OH/Key Largo, FL).....4
5/29
Mary C. (Harlingen, TX).....27
5/31 Dave P. (Gulf Breeze,
FL).....3
5/31 Art D. (Mequon,
WI).....33
5/31 Lisa M. (Jacksonville,
FL).....8
5/31 Jonathan H. (Jupiter,
FL).....24
5/31 Sarah N. (Aspen,
CO).....1
0902 Total Years of Sobriety
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12&12
Tradition Seven - "Every A.A. group ought to be fully
self-supporting, declining outside contributions."
SELF-SUPPORTING alcoholics? Who ever heard of such a thing? Yet we find that's what we have to be. This principle is telling evidence of the profound change that A.A. has wrought in all of us. Everybody knows that active alcoholics scream that they have no troubles money can't cure. Always, we've had our hands out. Time out of mind we've been dependent upon somebody, usually money-wise. When a society composed entirely of alcoholics says it's going to pay its bills, that's really news. |
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Twenty-Four
Hours
A.A. Thought For The Day
I shall not wait to be drafted for service to A.A. I Shall volunteer. I shall be loyal in my attendance, generous in my giving, kind in my criticism, creative in my suggestions, loving in my attitudes. I shall give to A.A. my interest, my enthusiasm, my devotion, and most of all, myself. Do I also accept this as my AA. credo? Meditation For The Day Prayer is of many kinds, but of whatever kind, prayer is the linking up of the soul and mind to God. So, if prayer is only a glance of faith, a look or a word of love, or just a feeling of confidence in the goodness and purpose in the universe, still the result of that prayer is added strength to meet all temptations and to overcome them. Even if no supplication is expressed, all the supply of strength that is necessary is secured, because the soul, being linked and united to God, receives from Him all spiritual help needed. The soul, when in its human body, still needs the things belonging to its heavenly habitation. Prayer For The Day I pray that I may be taught how to pray. I pray that I may be linked through prayer to the mind and will of God. |
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Daily
Thought
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(\ ~~ /) ( \(AA)/ ) (_ /AA\ _) /AA\ ^*^*^*^*^ Communicate "From the beginning, communication in A.A. has been no ordinary transmission of helpful ideas and attitudes. It has been unusual and sometimes unique. Because of our kinship in suffering, and because our common means of deliverance are effective for ourselves only when constantly carried to others, our channels of contact have always been charged with the language of the heart." Bill W., July 1960 1988 AA Grapevine The Language of the Heart, p. 243 Thought to Consider . . . To help each other, is to help ourselves. *~*AACRONYMS*~* Y A N A
You Are Not Alone
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Daily
Reflection
READINESS TO SERVE
OTHERS
. . . our
Society has concluded that it has but one high
mission—to
carry the A.A. message to those who don't
know
there's a way out
TWELVE
STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS, p. 151
The
"Light" to freedom shines bright on my fellow
alcoholics
as each one of us challenges the other to grow.
The
"Steps" to self-improvement have small beginnings,
but each
Step builds the "ladder" out of the pit of despair to
new hope.
Honesty becomes my "tool" to unfurl the
"chains"
which bound me. A sponsor, who is a caring
listener,
can help me to truly hear the message guiding me
to
freedom.
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Pot
Luck
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2017 Illinois State Conference
Hosted by Area 19
"Supporting Our Future"
When: August 11-13, 2017
Where: The
Crowne Plaza Hotel - Rosemont:
5440
N. River Road, Rosemont, IL 60018
Conference Information Link:
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2nd Annual
UNITY & SERVICE
CONFERENCE
August 18-20, 2017
Concord, California
An engaging weekend exploring our
Traditions, Concepts, and AA services
Register at:
www.UnityAndServiceConference.org
Event Registration $35
Register early for a
special discount on the audio recordings
Concord Hilton 925.827.2000
1970 Diamond Blvd,
Concord, CA 94520
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The 31st Annual
A.A. Netherlands Round-Up
With
Al-Anon Participation
“The Strength Of Unity’’
August 18-20
Mennorode is easy to reach. Just take the
train to Nunspeet
Plan your journey http://www.9292.nl/en/
For more information visit:
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Twenty Four Hours a
Day
Since 1954, Twenty-Four Hours a Day
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throughout the world. With over nine million
copies in print (the original text has been revised),
this "little black book" offers
daily thoughts, meditations, and prayers for living a clean and sober life.
A spiritual resource with practical
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