10/4/10 I have edited this - I took out most of it. I was talking about someone I love. But if people who know me are reading this blog and comparing it to what they know about the group, I guess I won't write about anyone anymore. Not even in a general way.
This is going to make for a very boring blog.
Oh well.
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We have the most amazing relationships in Alcoholics Anonymous. Truly amazing. I wouldn't have picked him for my friend, but he has been a great one. When you let God direct your life, he can do some amazing stuff.
I think I will continue to ask him to direct my life and be grateful for that.
(I am getting up at 4:00 to run a half marathon tomorrow.)
8 comments:
I look forward to years of sobriety in AA, and despite the fact I'm only 8 days in I've become so close with so many people already. I can't imagine how you must be feeling.
My thoughts and prayers are with you, your friend, and his family.
A fellow blogger gave me some good advice the other night, you'll get through this One day at a time :)
Almost forgot... Good Luck with the Marathon Tomorrow!!
A wish for happy feet and strong legs on your half marathon.
Godspeed on your half marathon. Deana Kastor, a US Olympic marathon runner . . . "Sometimes the moments that challenge us the most . . . define us."
Run strong, hard, and fast . . . and, of course, one step at a time. . .
Recoery friends are pretty cool. It's wonderful that you have a chance to say goodbye.
Run. Run well. Run safely.
Sending positive thoughts your way! I'll be thinking of you doing your half-marathon today.
I am sorry about your friend. I finally have friends in recovery. I wish you the best as you run the half marathon and hope that it goes well for you.
Beautiful as usual. Your fae spirit dances off the page into the lives of those of us who read your honesty! :)
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