February 2006 Forty-four posts

• 18-Feb-2006
  Redemption Song It’s a brand new day. I have riches untold. I am blessed. Leah’s is in San Diego now, visiting our friend Mickele. I let my folks know what’s up with me, and Leah, and the Church. They’re more supportive than I ever would have thought. And yet I find myself unsurprised. I love them. Tomorrow...
• 17-Feb-2006
  Note From the Universe I dig this one. Perfect timing. Wherever a new disagreement emerges, Joe, so does new hope for enlightenment, on both sides of the fence. Oh joy, The Universe
• 17-Feb-2006
  Racquetball / Confession / Marriage I am bringing, moving, pushing my actions (which have been slack) to match my passion and love for Leah, and for our partnership.
• 16-Feb-2006
  Memo to myself. Address your needs: Emotional Spiritual Intellectual Physical And be a beacon to the greater glory of God. My cynical 20 and 30-something self, who, upon seeing person after person suffer and die in hospitals, scoffs at the above statement. Heck, I’ve just recently been able to say “God” and capitalize it and everything. I had...
• 16-Feb-2006
  I took the Oath TUT’s Adventurers Club – Take the Oath and Receive the Notes! In the face of adversity, uncertainty and conflicting sensory information, I hereby pledge to remain ever mindful of the magical, infinite, loving reality I live in. A reality that conspires tirelessly in my favor. I further recognize, that living within space and time, as...
• 15-Feb-2006
  Affirmation of the Day Just for today I will respect my own and others’ boundaries.
• 15-Feb-2006
  Change Revolutionary change requires change from within. Affirmation/Mantra for the day: I am capable of changing.
• 15-Feb-2006
  Recovery Autobiography in Five Short Chaptersby Portia Nelson I. I walk down the street. There’s a deep hole in the sidewalk. I fall in. I am lost…..I am helpless; it isn’t my fault. It takes forever to find a way out. II. I walk down the same street. There is a deep hole in the sidewalk....
• 14-Feb-2006
  It’s the middle bits. It’s not the initial bits of recovery that are the hard bits… it’s the middle bits that are the hardest. Doing the hard thing, is hard.
• 14-Feb-2006
  Be My Valentine