
a square and a rhombus walk into a bar…
There are two separate admissions in Step One. Two Truths. One comes before the dash, one after. And they can Continue reading
we admitted we were powerless over alcohol – that our lives had become unmanageable.
There are two separate admissions in Step One. Two Truths. One comes before the dash, one after. And they can Continue reading
It’s ridiculous how quickly I can forget. This disease had me running in circles, hiding in the shadows, hiding in Continue reading
Is there something else I need to admit I’m powerless over? Because I’m starting to get the distinct feeling that Continue reading
There’s a certain phenomenon that happens among a certain percentage of alcoholics that I’ve never thought about before, but I Continue reading
The stumbling blocks in this program revolve around my assumptions: what I know, what I don’t know, what I think Continue reading
The dash in step one isn’t shorthand for therefore. Step 1: we admitted we were powerless over alcohol – that Continue reading
Here’s the simple difference between the normals and me, the alcoholic: normal people drink because it gives them an altered Continue reading
I went back and read my last couple of postings and noticed that I’m becoming way too metaphysical. Could over-thinking Continue reading