As of today, my new ebook Stations of the Cross for Alcoholics is now available IN PRINT edition for those who either cannot use the ebook version, or who prefer books in the traditional paper format. Please click on the link in the first paragraph, and that will take you to the CreateSpace eStore. The …
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Just an update that my new ebook, the Stations of the Cross for Alcoholics is NOW AVAILABLE through Amazon at their Kindle Store! Just follow that link in the first sentence and you can purchase the book for your Kindle device or Kindle app for the Mac or PC. It is still available for purchase …
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Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday. Although it is not a Holy Day of Obligation, it should be, but that shouldn’t be any excuse for you NOT to got to Mass and get ashes anointed on your forehead (work scheduling and other situations notwithstanding). It is the beginning of the 40 day penitential period leading up to …
Just a public announcement that my ebook: Stations of the Cross for Alcoholics – a new ebook by ME!! is now available for purchase (at only $2.99!) through a variety on online sources. As before, it can still be purchased through the publisher’s site: Smashwords. It is also newly available through Apple’s iTunes store, and …
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I do not know what happened later in the evening, but for some reason I had to get out of the house. I do not remember at all what was “terrorizing” me, but I had to leave the house. Maybe my teeth were “falling out” and I had to run to, I don’t know, the …
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Ten years ago today would have been the 10th anniversary of my sobriety date. I relapsed 3 1/2 months later, in May 2002. Why I did that is a matter of pointless pondering and contemplation. After only a few months of sobriety, the why’s are useless. One doesn’t have enough of sobriety, the tools haven’t …
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