Today I am grateful for so many things, including:
•I have a solid nightly review practice that helps me see patterns in my behavior and make corrections accordingly.
•All of the strong, supportive friendships that AA has helped me to build. I didn’t know how to be a friend. I only knew how to manipulate.
•The feeling I get when I make conscious, thoughtful attempts at self-improvement and spiritual growth.
•I got what I needed and not what I deserved.
•I’m becoming more financially responsible.
• God's grace and the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous. It took me so long to get this thing, and no one ever scoffed or told me to stay away.
•I’m so grateful for everyone who reached out and kept my friend in their prayers yesterday. He’s doing as well as can be expected.
•Keeton meditated for the first time yesterday.
•Barkley’s morning routine is pretty adorable.
•My morning readings, which always seem to speak to a current thought or experience.
God, thank you for my life.
-Mike
