what, again?

When sobriety becomes boring, it means that my head has gotten so out of whack that I’m remembering my drinking Continue reading →

love it or leave it.

There are guys in the program with 30+ years sobriety who still piss all over the concept of meditation. Prayer Continue reading →

please, put me on hold.

I talk to myself a lot. Long monologues about various world issues. Silly songs about the current traffic. Rationalizations and Continue reading →

One day only.

While pumping gas today, I took the opportunity to sit in the drivers seat and get a good three minutes Continue reading →

to the archives!

Step nine comes in really handy for achieving closure. Good, bad or indifferent, it was going to be resolved at Continue reading →

slack on.

Step nine serves as great practice for step ten. Step 9: Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except Continue reading →

salute this.

Acknowledging my drinking was out of control to others. Something they already knew, or feared. And isn’t that what I’d Continue reading →

it won’t hurt if you don’t move.

The willingness to make the amends is when the sliver gets pulled out. Then comes Step 9. Step Eight: Made Continue reading →