Your Daily Reprieve 03.28.25
Your Daily Reprieve for Friday March 28, 2025 From Waynesville,
NC |
Kindness is like coffee, it awakens your spirit and improves your day. "You never really learn much from hearing yourself speak." ~George Clooney “Each AA has been an individual who, because of his alcoholism, could seldom govern himself. Nor could any other human being govern the alcoholic’s
obsession to drink, his drive to have things his own way ... Yet we alcoholics can be led, we can be inspired.” ~ Bill W., January 1947, “Will AA Ever Have a Personal Government?” Today's to-do list 1-Smile 2-Don’t sweat the small stuff 3-Think positive 4-inspire 5-Love 6-Be grateful 7-Be happy ~Jon Meltzer |
Big Book
Quote The tremendous fact for
every one of us is that we have discovered a common solution. We have a way
out on which we can absolutely agree, and upon which we can join in brotherly
and harmonious action. P17 |
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Celebrate Your Anniversary
Here SHOW NEWCOMERS HOW IT
WORKS!! MARCH 2025 Miracles 3/1 Steve O. (Chang Mai, Thailand)…..24 3/1 Rich W. (Astoria, NY)…..10 3/1 Jose (Northern NJ)…..1 3/2 Liz C. (Boca Raton, FL)…..16 3/3 Kelly T. (Newmarket, NH …..34 3/3 Stephen L. …..28 3/3 Larry H. (Spencer, OH)…..45 3/3 Craig K. (Boiling Springs, SC)…..4 3/2 Beth O. (Salisbury, MD) …..34 3/2 Dan C. (Ridgefield, CT)…..23 3/4 Andy W. …..1 3/4 Scott D. …..1 3/4 Adam L. (UWS, NY/Soma, NY)…..11 3/5 Joann T. (Princeton, NJ)…..36 3/5 Tom M. (Waynesville, NC)…..31 3/5 Ron H. (San Diego, CA)…..41 3/6 Nora M. (Jacksonville, FL)…..7 3/7 Dan J. (New York, NY)…..13 3/7 Greg S. (Fort Pierce, FL)…..40 3/7 George H. (Milwaukee, WI)…..17 3/7 Dave G. (Vancouver, Canada)…..22 3/7 Raymond P. …..6 3/8 Tony R. (Delray Beach, FL)…..1 3/9 Danny S. (Narraganset/No. Salem)…..25 3/9 Patti K. (Baiting Hollow, NY)…..41 3/9 Andy W. (Barnegat, NJ)…..38 3/10 Kimberly T. (Evanston, IL)…..2 3/10 Robert H. (Punta Gorda, FL)…..1 3/10 Carla D. …..36 3/10 Craig M. (Woodbine, GA)…..4 3/11 John M. (PA & Vero Beach, FL)…..16 3/11 Katie E. …..12 3/12 Ned W. (Melbourne, FL)…..28 3/12 Marty G. (San Francisco, CA)…..39 3/13 Matt H. (Huntersville, NC)…..38 3/13 Tom V. (Morris Plains, NJ)…..18 3/14 Thomas L. (Port Charlotte, FL)…..1 3/14 Larry S. (Summerville, SC)…..43 3/15 Paul M. (Burlington, NC)…..13 3/17 Pam W. (Bunnell, FL)…..3 3/17 Tortola Dan (Indialantic, FL)…..46 3/18 Cheryl S. (Dothan, AL)…..19 3/18 Tom K. (Riverhead, NY)…..8 3/18 Robert R. …..11 3/19 Mike B. (Purchase, NY)…..25 3/20 Steve J. (Woodruff, WI)…..32 3/21 Kate A. (Nyack, NY)…..37 3/21 Pamela B. (Clinton, NJ)…..42 3/21 BethLynn C. (Silver Spring, MD)…..33 3/21 Johnetta (Fernandina Beach, FL)…..17 3/21 storla (Clermont, FL)…..30 3/22 Joseph H. (Neshanic Station, NJ)…..46 3/22 Tim F. (Greenbrier, TN)…..10 3/23 Jeff W. …..14 3/23 Marlene P. (Stuart, FL)…..23 3/23 Jenai Mc. (Palm Coast, FL)…..6 3/24 Amy BS (NYC)…..37 3/24 Trey B. (Austin, TX)…..19 3/25 Buffy H. (Gambier, OH/Nantucket, MA)…..33 3/25 Jrm (Black River Bridge, N.B., Canada)…..12 3/25 Drue A. (Yulee, FL)…..19 3/26 Fred H. (Amelia Island)…..49 3/26 Walter O’T. (Miramichi, NB)…..55 3/26 Jen S. (Seaford, DE)…..12 3/26 Christina U. (Palm Coast, FL)…..13 3/27 Barbara K. (Melville, NY)…..20 3/28 Steven S. …..15 3/28 Aimee S.
(NYC)…..12 3/28 Terry A.
(Nashville, TN)…..10 3/29 Toni (Austin, TX)…..20 3/29 Robin S. (New York, NY)…..32 3/30 Celia S. (London, UK)…..15 3/30 Cheryl G. …..4 3/30 Loretta H. …..17 3/30 Wendy B. (Wanaque, NJ)…..35 3/30 Joe S. (Paris)…..2 1620 Total Years Of Sobriety Drop a Buck in the Basket? PayPal paypal.me/TomMurphy Venmo @Tom-Murphy-160 |
12&12 Foreword |
Twenty-Four Hours A.A. Thought For The Day
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Daily Thought ^*^*^*^*^ (\ ~~
/) ( \(AA)/
) (_ /AA\ _) / AA \ ^*^*^*^*^ 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
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Daily Reflection EQUALITY Our
membership ought to include all who suffer from alcoholism
Hence we may refuse none who wish to recover. Nor
ought A.A. membership ever depend upon money or conformity.
Any two or three alcoholics gathered together for
sobriety may call themselves an A.A. group, provided that, as
a group, they have no other affiliation. ALCOHOLICS
ANONYMOUS, p. 565 Prior to
A.A., I often felt that I didn't "fit in" with the people
around me. Usually "they" had more/ less money than I did,
and my points of view didn't jibe with "theirs." The amount
of prejudice I had experienced in society only proved to
me just how phony some self-righteous people were. After
joining A. A., I found the way of life I had been searching
for. In A.A. no member is better than any other member;
we're just alcoholics trying to recover from alcoholism. |
Pot Luck Backing Off He has spent all his life letting
down baskets into empty wells. ~Sydney Smith We can always resist an argument where there is obviously
no chance of either side solving a problem. Taking time to evaluate the
situation will save us possible embarrassment and apologies. We don't have to be winners in matters that are
unimportant to spiritual progress. We have also learned that there is no
disgrace in changing directions when one way won't work. Of course, nobody wins by retreating from a
confrontation, but aggressiveness is sure to be useless. Sometimes backing
off is winning if nothing is to be gained by confrontation. We can often
avoid another blow to the wounded dignity we brought into our program. |
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