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December/ 17 DAILY REFELCTIONS

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. . . work with other alcoholics. . . It works when other activities fail. - ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, p. 89 "Life will take on new meaning," as the Big Book says (p. 89). This promise has helped me to avoid self-seeking and self-pity. To watch others grow in this wonderful program, to see them improve the quality of their lives, is a priceless reward for my effort to help others. Self-examination is yet another reward for an ongoing recovery, as are serenity, peace and contentment. The energy derived from seeing others on a successful path, of sharing with them the joys of the journey, gives to my life a new meaning.
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Modest, humble,(10ft tall /bullet Proof) 6 ft 170 lbs. brown hair, dark brown eyes, a few scars,a few tattoos, slim/athletic build. Sensitive and somewhat intelligent. Bi-Polar disorder, diagnosis since mid-twenties. Passionate about politics, business, MATHEMATICS, and Recovery. Usually in a 12 step meeting, lifting weights, watching a baseball game, volunteering, and find me your local arcade.

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