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I had an interesting and clarifing conversation with my sponsor regarding humility and humiliation. According to him, and I like this definition, I can work with this definition, humility is thinking of others more than I think of myself. Humiliation is doing something that is beneath me, for whatever reason. He said [...]
Tags: Courage, denial, Faith, Fear, God, Grief, humiliation, Humility, love, relationships, work
There is a solution.
Mr. Tall-Smart vanished as quickly and mysteriously as he appeared. Case closed.
I’m going to work at McDonald’s. Income partially replaced and dangerous hours filled. Case closed.
My sponsor calls it humiliating. I call it humbling. Never underestimate the power of denial.
Tags: denial, Fear, Grief, humiliation, Humility
Every day I take a bitter pill that gets me on my way,
for the little aches and pains the ones I have from day to day.
To help me think a little less about the things I miss.
To help me not to wonder how I ended up like this.
Useless Desires
Patty Griffin
Corinne says I’m “thawing out.” Nikki [...]
Tags: aches, gardenias, Grief, growth, Hope, pain, Patty Griffin, Paul Monette, relationships, root, Spirituality
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