Your
Daily Reprieve for Wednesday January 29,
2020
From Jacksonville, FL
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Let us rise up and be
thankful,
for if we didn’t learn a
lot today,
at least we learned a
little,
and if we didn’t learn a
little, a
t least we didn’t get sick,
and if we got sick,
at least we didn’t die,
so, let us all be thankful.
Gautama Buddha
"We live in a world
full of beauty, charm and adventure.
There is no end to the
adventures that we can have
if only we seek them with our
eyes open."
~Jawaharial Nehru
"Letting go helps us
to live
in a more peaceful state of
mind
and helps restore our
balance.
It allows others to be
responsible for themselves
and for us to take our
hands off situations that do not belong to us.
This frees us from
unnecessary stress."
~Melody Beattie
-- "If we can't
tolerate a possible consequence,
remote though it may be,
we steer clear of planting
its seeds."
~Warren Buffett |
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Big Book Quote
"We found that
God does not make too hard terms with those who seek
Him. To us, the Realm of Spirit is broad, roomy, all inclusive; never exclusive or forbidding to those who earnestly seek. It is open, we believe, to all men." ~Alcoholics Anonymous, 4th Edition, We Agnostics, Page 46~ |
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Daily Share!
AA Speaker of
the Day
CHIP B.
Destin, FL
@Tampa Bay
Fall Roundup
Hillsborough County
08.31.2018
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SHOW NEWCOMERS HOW IT WORKS!!
Send your sober date to txm1@comcast.net
It will look like
this :
6/10 Bob S.
(Akron, OH).....84
1/1 Bob V. (Bernardsville, NJ)…..36
1/1 Severine W. (Sacramento, CA)…..3
1/1 Elena C. (NYC, NY)…..4
1/1 Nancy W. (Port Charlotte, FL)…..32
1/1 Joan B. (Port Charlotte, FL)…..31
1/1 Jessica C. (NYC, NY)…..6
1/1 Deirdre K. (Madison, NJ)…..15
1/1 John C. (Los Alamitos, CA)…..15
1/1 Ray A. (Surrey, BC, Canada)…..2
1/1 Lauren B. (Basking Ridge, NJ)…..2
1/1 Terrance R. (Morris Plains, NJ)…..26
1/1 James R. ()…..9
1/2 Joe B. (Jacksonville, FL)…..6
1/2 Robbie H. (White Rock, BC)…..7
1/2 Brian C. (Port Washington, NY)…..4
1/2 Mercedes G. (Tampa. FL)…..1
1/2 Joe D. (NYC,NY)…..1
1/2 Tara H. (Scarsdale, NY)…..5
1/2 Gregory B. (New York, NY)…..8
1/3 Billy M. (Louisville, KY)…..41
1/3 Johnyr (Stuart, FL)…..42
1/3 Grace C. (Stuart, FL)…..29
1/4 Nicola H. (Hertfordshire, UK)…..1
1/4 Kevin J. (RI)…..29
1/5 Donna M. (Port St Lucie, FL)…..46
1/5 Paola V. (London, UK)….14
1/5 Gwen F. (Key West, FL)…..12
1/5 Tim G. (Dallas, TX)…..8
1/6 Mike S. (Jacksonville, FL)…..14
1/6 Mary B. (Key Largo, FL)…..14
1/6 David M. (Las Vegas, NV)…..24
1/6 Ann OK-B (Stuart FL/Greenwich, CT)…..41
1/6 George R. (Stratham, NH)…..8
1/6 Karen F. (Clinton, NJ)…..2
1/7 Alexis E. (East Twickenham, UK)…..18
1/7 Ray W. (Long Island)…..8
1/7 Leo D. (Warren, NJ)…..22
1/7 Luke T. (Nantucket, MA)…..1
1/7 Liz O. (New York, NY)…..16
1/8 Alan J. (Stone Ridge, NY)…..12
1/8 Lou S. Sarasota, FL)…..7
1/9 Tefft W. (Washington, DC)…..35
1/9 Ginger E. (Southern Pines, NC)…..11
1/9 Jason M. (Rye, NY)…..20
1/10 Paula B. (Charleston, SC)…..37
1/10 Janice E. (Corpus Christi, TX)…..20
1/10 Tom D. (Dallas, TX)…..29
1/12 Padraic O. (Whistler, BC, Canada)…..7
1/12 David F. (Windermere, BC, CA)…..7
1/12 Shabab N. (Bethesda, MD)…..17
1/12 Lynne C. (Three Bridges, NJ)…..14
1/13 Tara M. (Larchmont, NY)…..7
1/13 Robbie H. (FL/VA)…..38
1/13 Ken R. (Norfolk, MA)…..17
1/13 John E. (Reading, UK)….5
1/13 Brian G. (Ridgewood, NJ)…..30
1/13 Rick H. (Vero Beach, FL)…..2
1/13 Dennis B. (Northport, FL)…..31
1/13 David S. (Boston, MA)…..34
1/14 Maria H. (New York, NY)…..26
1/14 Dot C. (Acton, MA)…..7
1/14 Nick M. (Asheville, NC/Denver.CO)…..26
1/14 Glenda Mc. (Leesburg, FL)…..42
1/15 Bob W. (Punta Gorda, FL)…..37
1/15 Sue J. (Palm Coast, FL)…..10
1/15 Mike R. (Englewood, NJ)…..29
1/15 Steve D. (Bernardsville, NJ)…..8
1/16 Jeff W. (Lake City, CO)…..15
1/16 Tree A. (San Anselmo, CA)…..31
1/17 Helen C. (Folkestone, UK)…..48
1/17 Scott M. (New York, NY)…..6
1/19 Rob W. (St Mary’s . GA) …..3
1/19 Rhonda L. (Stuart, FL)…..18
1/19 Carol L. (Aspen, CO)…..29
1/19 Alan S. (Hiawassee. GA)…..7
1/20 Paul M. (Shediac, NB, Canada)…..39
1/20 Peter G. (Scoudouc, NB, Canada)…..39
1/21 Levi S. (London, UK)…..5
1/21 Shane S. (Methuen, MA)…..1
1/21 Heather N. (Wylie,TX)…..23
1/21 Steve F. (Winter Park, FL)…..41
1/21 Brian Mc. (Mahwah, NJ)…..36
1/22 Stacey C. (Austin, TX)…..13
1/22 Keith B. (Stuart, FL)…..22
1/22 Paul S. (Exeter, NH)…..2
1/23 Mike C. (Solon, OH)…..5
1/23 Susie S. (Legarto, TX)…..25
1/24 Paul B. (Newburyport, MA)…..34
1/24 Vito (Saratoga Springs, NY)…..28
1/25 PJ C. (Bel Air, MD)…..5
1/25 Steve L. (Palm Coast, FL)…..2
1/25 Thomas Mac. (Airdrie, Scotland)…..31
1/26 Dana R. (Madison, CT)…..5
1/27 Iris M. F. (Naples, FL)…..22
1/28 Karen Ann B. (Stuart, FL)…..1
1/28 Sianna C. (Fargo, ND)……4
1/29 Jill
M. (Alsip, IL)…..2
1/29
Sandra C. (Port St Lucie, FL)…..44
1/30 Keith C. (Denham Springs, LA)…..11
1/30 Collen S. (Bedminster, NJ)…..2
1/31 Bob P. (Jacksonville, NC)…..36
1/31 Diane B. (Cape Cod, MA)…..27
1/31 Sandy W,
(East Hampton, NY)…..25
1/31 Kim J. (Streator, IL)…..9
1753 Total
Years of Sobriety
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12&12
Step Five - "Admitted to God, to ourselves, and to another
human being the exact nature of our wrongs."
This vital Step was also the means by which we began to get the feeling that we could be forgiven, no matter what we had thought or done. Often it was while working on this Step with our sponsors or spiritual advisers that we first felt truly able to forgive others, no matter how deeply we felt they had wronged us. Our moral inventory had persuaded us that all-round forgiveness was desirable, but it was only when we resolutely tackled Step Five that we inwardly knew we'd be able to receive forgiveness and give it, too. pp. 57-58 |
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Twenty-Four Hours
A.A. Thought For The
Day
What a load wasting money puts on your shoulders! They say that members of A.A. have paid the highest initiation fee of any club members in the world, because we've wasted so much money on liquor. We'll never be able to figure out how much it was. We not only waste our own money, but also the money we should have spent on our families. When you come into A.A., that terrible load of wasted money falls off your shoulders. We alcoholics were getting round-shouldered from carrying all those loads that drinking put on our shoulders. But when we come into A.A., we get a wonderful feeling of release and freedom. Can I throw back my shoulders and look the whole world in the face again? Meditation For The Day I believe that the future is in the hands of God. He knows better than I what the future holds for me. I am not at the mercy of fate or buffeted about by life. I am being led in a very definite way, as I try to rebuild my life. I am the builder, but God is the architect. It is mine to build as best I can, under His guidance. Prayer For The Day I pray that I may depend on God, since He has planned my life. I pray that I may live my life as I believe God wants me to live it. |
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Daily Thought
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Defense
The alcoholic at certain
times has no effective mental defense against the first drink. Except in a
few rare cases, neither he nor any other human being can provide such a
defense. His defense must come from a Higher Power.
c. 2001
AAWS, Alcoholics Anonymous, p. 43
Thought to Consider
Alcohol . . . cunning, baffling, powerful!
*~*AACRONYMS*~*
S O B E R
Spirituality Over Booze Equals Recovery |
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Daily Reflection
THE JOY OF
SHARING
Life will take on
new meaning. To watch people recover, to
see them help
others, to watch loneliness vanish, to see a
fellowship grow up
about you, to have a host of friends—
this is an
experience you must not miss. We know you will
not want to miss it.
Frequent contact with newcomers and
with each other is
the bright spot of our lives.
ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS, p. 89
To know that each
newcomer with whom I share has the
opportunity to
experience the relief that I have found in this
Fellowship fills me
with joy and gratitude. I feel that all the
things described in
A.A. will come to pass for them, as they
have for me, if they
seize the opportunity and embrace the
program fully.
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Pot Luck
When
we begin to take our failures nonseriously,
it
means we are ceasing to be afraid of them…
Katherine
Mansfield
Perfectionism
and its control over our lives stands seriously in the way of our growth and
well-being, emotionally, spiritually, and even physically.
Life's
lessons come through failures probably more than successes. Through our
failures we learn humility. We learn to look to others for help and guidance.
We learn how to let others fail, too. We fail because we are human.
When
we no longer fear failure, we are free to attempt greater feats. We dare to
learn more, and life is fuller for it…not just our own lives, but the lives
that we touch.
Laughter
over our mistakes eases the risk of trying again.
Laughter
keeps us young, and the lighthearted find more pleasure in each day.
I
will fail at something I try today. I can laugh about it, though. My laughter
will open the way to another try.
LOVE…above
all things,
Patti
Locascio
02/08/77,
until now one day at a time
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