Okay, I know it’s time for me to suck it up, put on the big girl undies, and come out of the closet as an Obama supporter. Let the permanent record show that I will alway be a tried and true card carrying Clinton supporter. F o r e v e r . But…big butt…I [...]
Archive for October, 2008
Some days I’ll be going along, minding my own business and I’ll suddenly be overwhelmed by the saddness that I can’t drink. Normal people don’t think like that. They don’t dress their kids for school, get to work, and suddenly it pops into their head that they’d really love a shot of tequila. Usually, it [...]
I haven’t heard from my sponsee in almost 3 weeks. She won’t return my calls or text messages. She dropped off the radar as soon as she decided to take a fulltime caregiver job. Everyone thought it was a great idea; everyone but me. Such is life. I won’t give up, but I can’t help [...]
I had the privelage and honor of escorting an old dear friend back into the program yesterday. She seems open and completely willing to participate in her recovery this time around. The hope and love in her children’s and husband’s eyes is obvious. I’m so glad I can be there for her. I missed her [...]
The lead in for the current Faces and Voices of Recovery newsletter I received today is:
Last night, the US Senate passed The Paul Wellstone and Pete Domenici Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act as part of The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act on a vote of 74 to 25.
Obviously, I’m all for the measure, but [...]
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,
at least we didn’t get sick,
and if we got sick,
at least we didn’t die;
so, let us be thankful.
-The Buddha








