I’m grateful for beginning to feel ok, right now, in each moment. I’ve been hard on myself for so many things, but that’s not who I am today. It’s a feeling of release and calm, knowing that the present is all that matters. I’m grateful to know I’m beginning to let some things go.
I’m grateful for this tribe I belong to. I’ve found my people and I love you all.
I’m grateful for another hangover free morning.
I’m grateful I got multiple offers on the Cali condo as soon as it hit the market. The real estate market is insane. I’m grateful I’m such a big sap. One of the offers included a letter on how much they like it and and how well we took care of it and they’re gonna have kids etc……… but it’s not the best offer and I still want to give it to them. I’m grateful I’d be a terrible business man. I’m grateful I don’t play poker.
I’m grateful I may cuss and swear and sound real tough and strong. Or do I ? (rhetorical question ) But deep down, actually not that far down. I’m a caring sensitive sap. I’ve been trying to change that almost all my life with liquid courage. …………… I’m grateful I don’t do that anymore. I’m grateful to accept that this is who I am. And there’s nothing wrong with it.
I’m grateful for me and who I am and my confidence and practicality and that I’m very proactive and caring.
I’m grateful to be working 2 real estate deals at the same time and all the stress, good and bad, and still be sober. I’m grateful I’m not even thinkin about drinkin. I’m grateful drinking actually sounds gross
I’m grateful for my morning coffee, Benson on my lap. not anymore I’m grateful I can go pee now TMI? I’m grateful I’m pretty much finished with my gratitude.
I’m grateful to share my life and feelings and gratitude with y’all.
I’m grateful I’m not drinking today. And I’m probably not drinking tomorrow.
The only difference between an ordeal and an adventure is your attitude.
Spartan Life Blog
I am grateful to be sober.
I am grateful the workweek is over.
I am grateful I went to the meeting. I am grateful I am not alone. A share was like: he is my twin. Another one asked if we wouldn’t feel as we are only thinking. All day, endless. It’s exhausting. For both of us. And I was astonished that there are people who are not thinking as much.
I am grateful I am home. Safe. I have enough food in the fridge. I can have a warm shower at any time of the day.
I am grateful I don’t feel stressed about the weekend.
I am grateful to be sober. Still. Again. Always.
I’m finding there is way less emotional hangover when I practice empathy n kindness while still being gently assertive in my communication. Grateful today for my home groups, sponsor and family.
I’m grateful to God. I’m grateful for recovery, including mine. I’m grateful for All my family, friends, TS and the gratidudes. Hi stella. I’m grateful for coffee and a snack before my shift starts. I’m grateful my sister is having a nice birthday. I’m grateful for music. I’m grateful for the twelve steps.
God bless you all. &
p.s. Don’t forget to smile and breathe, it feels good. Ya you!!
I am grateful for my Nanny and all the years she taught me how to heal myself. She always told me she was a witch, she would read my tea leaves and my palm. We would do tarot and talk about all things mystical. I am grateful for her always believing in me and that even as an adult I would climb onto her lap for a cuddle. I am grateful that when I think of her I can still smell her.
I am grateful for music and the moon.
I am grateful for my scars because when life gets good and active addiction becomes a distant memory I will always be able to get drawn right back into the middle of that pain. One glance at my arms is all it takes, I am grateful for that.
I am grateful that spending money is the worst thing that I have done in the last three days.
Today I am grateful for reaching 100 days sober. I’m grateful for starting to find myself again , feeling content with just being. I’m grateful for my 20lb weighloss since i started this journey, my improved relationships with my family and getting things done in life, work and health that I have tiptoed or avoided prior to sobriety.
I am grateful to not think I am culturally competent, but rather in the process of learning cultural humility. To continue going into the world, meeting others who look, think, and act differently than I do, having those difficult conversations. Or sometimes, just listening respectfully.
That’s really cool about the birds! Sorry about your shoulder!! I don’t know if you already posted what happened? Maybe I missed it? Did you just wake up like that? Is it really painful? I had an experience like that before. I couldn’t even lift my arm. I’m ok now though keep me posted.