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Brilliant, thanks for making sobriety a fun way of life and humorous in the hard times.
So much in Burns’ talk I’m downloading it to listen in to in the car, there’s a wealth of stuff here I wouldn’t know what to tag. I love that he identifies it can get “goofy” out there sober! Just a few… “Thems that don’t go to meetings don’t hear what happens to thems that don’t go to meetings”, and meetings being a gentle reminder of what we are, “If I forget what I am, I’ll lose who I am”. A resentment can turn into a gift. Relapses – a common thread of quitting going to meetings, a key point of alcoholism is not being able to remember with sufficient power what happened to us the last time we got drunk. Burns delivers a very funny but very very strong message, I can identify with his journey and all the hiccups along the way. I won’t go on… this is a good one at any stage of sobriety.
Thanks Sue, Tags added 🙂