I’m grateful for the rock lamps illuminating my living room.
My cat Lola in my lap
my dog Charlie by my side and
my daughter close by.
I’m grateful for my breath that grounds me
music that calms me and
love that surrounds me.
Today I am grateful for just today.
Hi All, Grateful for a safe weekend and for thr Tao keeping me on the path.
Keep racking up those days friends 🧘♂:heart:
Morning,
Today I’m grateful for a lovely evening yesterday. We all ate together, my 3 children, my partner, my daughter’s bf and myself. We had a nice time afterwards just spending time with each other, a bit of banter, sharing jokes, just enjoying each others company. It was nice.
More often than not, I would drink whilst cooking a Sunday lunch and often be past it before it’s done and someone else would have to finish it off for me.
I’m grateful that I enjoyed the whole thing sober and present.
I’m grateful to be here with you all, thanks everyone
Good morning all,
I’m grateful for a big cup of coffee, and for being able to enjoy it in my rocking chair because I have a day off work. I’m grateful for sunshine and birds singing outside. I’m grateful to be reading a book to help me lear about different types of rest,and how to help myself get the kind I need. I’m grateful for my home and my family.
Everyone have a wonderful day
I’m grateful for the peace that sobriety has brought me.
I’m grateful I got my Daisy Cat on my lap. It’s been a really long time I had to pick her up and put her here because she didn’t know she wanted to be on my lap purring and tamping. And now all settled in.
I’m grateful for my new bag of Colombian and Brazilian Blend beans to make a superb cuppa Joe
I’m grateful to God my life is not unmanageable.
I’m grateful to God I don’t drink.
I’m grateful to God I don’t depend on booze.
I’m grateful if I begin to feel like my life is becoming unmanageable I know drinking is not an option.
I’m grateful for that little Daisy cat face looking at me and purring and bumping me.
I’m grateful to God for all my blessings.
I’m grateful to carefully soberly try and figure out my next moves in our lives. Literally and figuratively.
I’m grateful I get to do it all sober.
I’m grateful I finally got off my ass yesterday and went for a really late walk after 4:30.
Im grateful for earlier indirect sunrises.
Im grateful Alice is such a good girl during her subcutaneous fluids and the wife is getting better and better at it. I still feel like a weeny about it but I’m there helping doing the best I can and my wife says I’m doing fine.
I’m grateful for group text with my girls yesterday. Im grateful I was just going to say my knuckled head of a son never responded to the family text last night as usual and right now he texted me saying he just saw all this. That’s my boy I’m grateful he’s got a great life going on in Dallas and he’s going to be a daddy .
I’m grateful for my 3 kids and that they have wonderful spouses. And the 6 of them plus us are all so weird But we all love each other so much and we just have a great relationship. Maybe it’s all the distance between us. We all miss not having our immediate family around which maybe makes us be closer than ever to each other.
I’m grateful I paused my gratitude to have a great fun text chat with my son.
I fucken love that knuckle head.
I’m grateful for y’all.
I’m grateful to let God guide me today and see what exciting new chapter of my life begins.
When I started counting my blessings, my whole life turned around.
Willie Nelson
I am grateful to be sober.
I am grateful for this interspersed day of nice yet cold weather.
I am grateful my friend is back to work.
I am grateful I have a f2f meeting scheduled after Easter. I am grateful she called me back this morning.
I am grateful I can go home for my mother’s birthday. She will be happy and I’ll get to see my grandmother. Not sure how long she will recognise me. I am grateful my neighbor will take care of Dora and Paula for the long weekend. Her partner calls Paula little Hitler which makes me a bit but they seem to like the two and that’s what counts.
I am grateful for Yoga. @Its_me_Stella I can relate a lot to what you wrote about it today. When I think of how I began this relationship in the gym. I couldn’t see any good in it. And many many years and more years later of practice it completely changed. Hard to understand. I am grateful I am not alone with this.
I am grateful for having enough.
I’m grateful for sunshine. I’m grateful to know that all the crappy days do pass and life gets better.
I’m grateful for music and play.
I’m grateful that I’m waking up to the world around me.
I’m grateful I no longer use alcohol to numb my feelings, my childhood, my past, my present, good times, bad times, and life in general
I’m grateful I feel confident and loving today.
I’m grateful I get to spend lots of time in nature.
I’m grateful of how much energy that gives me.
I’m grateful for my sense of wonderment and my love of learning.
I am grateful for my friends and family.
I’m grateful Rue didn’t eat the entire box of dog cookies when I was at work.
I’m grateful for her silly smile and the love she gives me unconditionally.
I am grateful
I am grateful for moments of nothingness, imagine that, the chaos is gone.
I am grateful for Zoom sponsor meetings in the morning and going over step work.
I am grateful I have finally made a date to take my 2 yr cake…
I am grateful for gentle nudges in the right direction from people in recovery.
I am grateful to be able to look at my “stuff” and not have ill feelings towards myself or anyone else today. It is what it is and I am working through it.
I am grateful I trust my instinct today, sometimes it is undeniably strong.
I am grateful for the heart-to-heart I had with my kiddo last night, weird times for her with this new man in my life.
I am grateful that we have an open relationship, that I have always been forthright with her.
I am grateful that she appreciates that and so do I.
I am grateful for my kiddo, she’s da bomb.
Grateful for all of you. This app and YOU are the reason I am now 90 days sober. Thank you
I’m grateful for art. All forms and mediums.
Being able to give my inner artist a chance to flourish has been a goal of mine. Its time! I’m grateful!
Drinking stagnated my inner artist. It was always there. Drinking stopped it from going anywhere, or doing anything. Before I relapsed my inner artist was blooming. I was carving. Reflecting back, It didn’t take very long for my art to stop. Within a few months the hundreds of projects I started were never finished.
I did manage to drag it around with me, and keep most of it. I’m grateful for that!
As I have been organizing my storage unit. I have been going through my carvings. I have them in all phases. Rough to almost finished. It brings back so many memories. Some good, some bad.
The bad memories don’t have much power over me today. I’m getting really good at letting things go. I’m grateful!
It took a series of horrible life events for me to connect to my inner artist. I was sober. Art became my coping tool. Today, I’m grateful for that. Not necessarily grateful for the events, but grateful for them causing me to tap into my inner artist.
I’m grateful for the flood of memories I’ve been experiencing recently. Both the good and the bad. The good ones inspire me to stay on course. The bad ones make me grateful to be where I am today which also inspires me to stay on course. That’s a gift of recovery. I’m grateful for that gift.
Ever since my final relapse I have wanted to create a way I could be an artist full time. Its been challenging. I am there now. I have everything I need for the mediums I love doing the most. I am grateful!
I have been on the move a lot the last six or seven years. Job opportunities took me away from the coast for several years. The road to hell is paved with good intentions. I’ve had several tempting job opportunities in the last couple of years. I’m grateful I didn’t take them. I can’t become the artist I am going to become working for someone else!
I haven’t fell for any distractions I am grateful!
To thine own self be true!
I’m grateful for AA and all their sayings!
Congratulations on your 90 days Willow. I am so happy for you.
This app sure does work if you work it. Great job!!
Today I’m grateful for alone time. Grateful my husband is away for 3 days of interesting seminar. Grateful we had a good time lately. Grateful for friends and good conversations although the issues sometimes are sad (beginning dementia, surgery, avoiding eviction notice of a messie household due to dementia, job-related concerns). I’m grateful all this lays behind me in my family and I went through this straining and exhausting times when I was younger and had more energy. Grateful my mum still can take care of herself although I feel the point is near when she needs permanent assistance. I have a horror about the necessary modifications needed in her house for a 24 hour support so I’m grateful for every day she is fine still living on her own.
I’m grateful and happy to lie in bed, two cats right and left of my legs so I can’t move and there is nobody complaining what I do in bed at lunch time (relax ), asking for lunch (alone time ) or stressing me out. I’m grateful I allow myself a lazy day just for me It feels relieving and I’m grateful all the overwhelming amount of work will still be there tomorrow, patiently waiting to be done. Not today, today is me-time
I am grateful for 1248 days of continued sobriety. Recovering in many aspects of my life. It’s easy to take it for granted sometimes. It’s not granted.
I am grateful I booked my train tickets, prices are rising each day.
I am grateful we got to walk over lunchtime even though it felt like late October.
I am grateful I no longer have to be in contact with my former landlord. I can delete her number now. I am very very grateful for that.
I am grateful that I jumped onto the yoga mat this morning instead of watching the news. I want to get into this routine again. It was better.
G’morning y’all
I’m grateful for the smells of breakfast waking me this morning. Even though I don’t eat it often, my husband loves to cook breakfast.
I’m grateful I get to watch little chicklet today. She is the epitome of the terrible two’s, but thankfully that hasn’t made it to my house, yet. Bless her parents’ hearts.
I’m grateful for a realization that came to me yesterday. Since becoming sober, I don’t celebrate like I used to. I thought about it, and it’s true. I used to celebrate everything from beautiful sunsets to going off-roading in the mountains. I would celebrate the rain and the moon. There were times I’d be giddy excited to go on a hike. I realized that I don’t do that anymore, it got lost somewhere these past months. Feeling joy and excitement over even the smallest of things was a big part of me. It explains a lot of the emotions and the sense of loss of self I’ve been having. I’m grateful I can now go to work on that aspect of my life.
I’m grateful for y’all. I’m so glad I get to take this journey with you.
I’m grateful to be woken up by the Curved Bill Thrasher in the middle of the desert sober, not hungover, and my And the minibar bottles are untouched. I’m grateful for the rabbit and the hummingbird that greeted me this morning. And the desert mountains, and desert flora and especially the saguaro I’m grateful for all the other crazy desert sounds this morning. And the generator powering some equipment near by .
I’m grateful things are following in place in my transition from beach town to desert oasis. I’m grateful I feel I can handle it, and all the anxiety, as things seem to be moving at a rapid pace for me. And I’m doing it all sober. And I’m loving doing it all sober.
I’m grateful how close that hummingbird bird got to me and that he didn’t hit me in the face
I’m grateful I think I’m going to love the desert. I’ve always loved it the times I’ve spent here.
I’m grateful for this new sober exciting chapter in my life with my wife. And the gang
Im grateful for y’all.
Im grateful I’m still a pretty proactive person and not a reactive person. Or at least, a much less, reactive person than I use to be. I’m grateful I can be calm clear headed and practical and figure things out. And ask for help when I need it.
Those who dwell among the beauties and mysteries of the Earth are never alone or weary of life.
Rachel Carson
Grateful To not be controlled by drugs or alcohol… First and foremost I am grateful for being sober.
I’m grateful for
Sobriety
Food , shelter
My guitar
Resources
Friends and family
YouTube
Nature
Caffeine and tobacco
Music
Sugary drinks and candy
I’m Grateful for the change that is happening. There is a change happening. And nobody or no thing will take that away from me.
I’m grateful for acceptance and support. Last night, I did something terrifying… I was the speaker at a meeting
My group members have been pushing me to do it for a while but I was really reluctant. It’s such a vulnerable thing to get up in front of everyone and share your story. But I did it! And it feels good that I have people who care about me and wanted to hear me.
My life is so different in sobriety. I’m so grateful