The gratitude I feel today is a direct result of the work I did yesterday.
•I’m grateful to very consistently wake up optimistic and full of energy.
•I’m grateful for all the opportunities for service work this weekend and to have sponsees willing to do the work.
•I’m grateful for the Building the Brotherhood meeting this morning. I have a lot of great friends in that meeting.
•I’m grateful that I’ve reached a place where honesty is more important than comfort.
•I’m grateful for our brief time with this beautiful weather before Arizona transforms into a literal hellscape.
•I’m grateful for the recovery community and how willing we all are to help each other for no other reason than our common problem/solution.
•I’m grateful for the time I get to spend with Karli while she’s in between housing. It’s a best friend party every day!
•I’m grateful for a phone and a car, which allow me to safely make calls while driving.
•I’m grateful for self-respect, integrity, and self-love. These things are all relatively new to me, and I feel truly blessed to have found them.
•I’m grateful for all the good habits that continue to serve my best interest.
Self-will is as fragile as fine china. We need to be more like Tupperware than fine china—we’ll last longer and be invited to dinner more often.
