Your Daily Reprieve 03.30.26
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Your Daily Reprieve for Monday March 30,
2026 From Ponte Vedra,
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“I show up early, I am involved, and I reach my hand out to the next person coming though the
door. It’s amazing how very easy it is to make a difference for others and for yourself just by accepting the
responsibility to pass the message on.” ~ Nelson, New Hampshire, August 1998 “Real happiness in life starts when you begin to cherish
others.” "A positive attitude is like a fire – Unless you continue to add fuel, It goes out." --Alexander Lockhart What we see depends mainly on what we look for. --John Lubbock |
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BIG
BOOK QUOTE Our own conception, however inadequate, was sufficient to make
the approach and to effect a contact with Him. P46 |
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Daily Share! ZOOM Loose
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Celebrate Your Anniversary
Here SHOW NEWCOMERS HOW IT
WORKS!! MARCH 2026 Miracles 3/1 Rich W. (Astoria, NY)…..11 3/2 Biancy M. (Fort Thomas,
KY)…..38 3/3 Kelly T. (Newmarket,
NH)…..35 3/3 Heather S. (Wildwood,
FL)…..1 3/3 Craig K. (Boiling Springs,
SC)…..5 3/4 Jennifer B. (Normandy,
FR)…..11 3/4 Adam L. (NY, NY/Soma,
NJ)…..12 ¾ Ron H. (San Diego, CA)…..42 3/5 Suzanne S. (Wayne, PA)…..48 3/5 Eric S. (Wayne, PA)…..48 3/5 Tom M. (The Fourth
Dimension)…..32 3/6 Nora M. (Jacksonville,
FL)…..8 3/7 Dave G. (Vancouver,
Canada)…..23 3/7 Diane C. (Larkspur,
CA)…..52 3/7 Gregory S. (Fort Pierce,
FL)…..41 3/7 George H. (Milwaukee,
WI)…..18 3/9 Patty K. (Baiting Hollow,
NY)…..42 3/9 Danny S. (Narragansett,
RI)…..26 3/9 Andy W. (Long Beach,
NY)…..39 3/10 Craig M. (Woodbine,
GA)…..5 3/10 Rob H. (Punta Gorda,
FL)…..2 3/11 Crystal H. (Richmond
BC)…..8 3/11 John M. (Vero Beach,
FL)…..17 3/11 Ken S. (Austin, TX)…..20 3/12 Ned W. (Melbourne,
FL)…..29 3/12 Marty G. …..40 3/13 Andy G. (Flemington,
NJ)…..22 3/13 Tom V. (Morris Plains,
NJ)…..19 3/13 Matt H. (Huntersville,
NC)…..39 3/15 Vivian R. aka Lady V.
(Queens, NY)…..42 3/16 Suzan B. (Bunnell, FL)…..2 3/16 Mark B. (Bradenton,
FL)…..3 3/16 Billy I, (Chatham,
MA)…..41 3/16 Deborah B.(Amelia Island,
FL) …..35 3/17 Dan D. (Indialantic,
FL)…..47 3/19 Mike B. (Purchase,
NY)…..26 3/19 Mike J. (Kingston,
NH)…..18 3/20 Michelle O. (Los Angeles,
CA)…..27 3/21 Johnetta W. (Amelia Island, FL)…..18 3/21 Pamela B. (Clinton,
NJ)…..43 3/21 Kate A. (Nyack, NY)…..38 3/22 Tim F. (Greenbrier,
TN)…..11 3/24 Amy BS. (New York, New
York) …..38 3/24 Trey B.(Austin, TX)…..20 3/25 Buffy H. (Gambier,
OH/Nantucket)…..34 3/25 Drue A. (Yulee, FL)…..20 3/26 Fred H. (Amelia Island,
FL)…..50 3/26 Walter O’. (Miramichi, NB,
Canada)…..56 3/26 Jen S. (Seaford,DE)…..13 27 Barbara K. (Melville,
NY)…..21 3/27 Sylvia A. (West Ossipee,
NH)…..3 3/28 Steven S. (Summit,
NJ)…..16 3/28 Terry A. (Nashville,
TN)…..11 3/28 Christian B. (Wycoff,
NJ)…..10 3/29 Toni Y. Austin, TX)…..21 3/30 Wendy B. (Wanaque, NJ) …..36 3/30 Soteros C. (Melbourne, FL)…..31 3/31 Beth V. (Hackettstown,
NJ)…..22 3/31 Loretta H. (Basking Ridge,
NJ)…..18 1504 Total Years of Recovery Drop a Buck in the Basket? PayPal paypal.me/TomMurphy Venmo @Tom-Murphy-160 |
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12&12 Tradition Ten -
"Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the A.A.
name ought never be drawn into public controversy." |
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Twenty-Four Hours A.A. Thought For The Day
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Daily Thought ^*^*^*^*^ (\ ~~ /) ( \(AA)/ ) (_ /AA\ _) /AA\ ^*^*^*^*^ Surrender Such is the paradox of A.A. regeneration: strength arising
out of complete defeat and weakness, the loss of one's old life as
a condition for finding a new one. But we of A.A. do not have to
understand that paradox; we have only to be grateful for it. Bill W. c. 1957, 1985 AAWS Thought to Consider . . . . We surrender to win *~*AACRONYMS*~* B O G G L E
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DAILY
REFLECTIONS OUR GROUP CONSCIENCE ".
. . sometimes the good is the enemy of the best" ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS COMES OF AGE P- 101 I think
these words apply to every area of A.A.'s Three Legacies:
Recovery, Unity and Service! I want them etched in my
mind and life as I "trudge the Road of Happy Destiny"
(Alcoholics Anonymous, p. 164). These words, often
spoken by co-founder Bill W., were appropriately said to
him as the result of the group's conscience. It brought
home to Bill W. the essence of our Second Tradition: "Our
leaders are but trusted servants; they do not govern." Just as
Bill W. was originally urged to remember, I think that in
our group discussions we should never settle for the "good,"
but always strive to attain the "best." These common
strivings are yet another example of a loving God, as we
understand Him, expressing Himself through the group
conscience. Experiences such as these help me to stay on
the proper path of recovery. I learn to combine initiative
with humility, responsibility with thankfulness, and thus
relish the joys of living my twenty-four hour program. |
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POT LUCK In the stillness of prayer, I know peace. When the world feels chaotic and I long to return to the
peace of God, I know it is time to pray. It is a balm for my soul to leave busyness and
obligations behind and relax into the tranquility of prayer. As I pray, my
worldly concerns begin to fall away, along with the temptation to puzzle over
problems, ruminate over regret, or worry over the future. As I spend time in the Silence, my thoughts dissolve and
my heart opens. In this place of perfect stillness, there is only God. I
touch the peace and perfection of Spirit in prayer, and carry that mindful
connection with me. After a restful interlude of prayerful stillness, I
return to my activities. The world may not have changed, but I have. I go
forward to meet life with poise, equilibrium, and calm confidence. |
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