About Family, Family History, and Proximity. On March 24, 2015 by Vince. My childhood home was at the north end of Colorado Springs. Not the Historic Northend as some of the new street signs read. Where Cascade Avenue basically came to an end cutting through fields of yucca and prickly pear cactus and few trees. Nothing really historic or glamorous about it. Just the outskirts of town.

In messy pursuit of the true, the good and the beautiful. What Everyone Misses about the Marriage Debate. I wanna be on the o.

This is my story of my voyage with my Co-Writer, My Higher Power to sobriety via the internet. It was here that I reclaimed my life. You have your own voyage to plot, your own stars to follow whether you choose my path or choose another with AA, or with one of the many fine addiction treatment centers. The important thing is that you do what you can. Wednesday, March 21, 2018. 1 As always, my sobriety. 2 A faith in something bigger than me.

The only life worth living is a life worth dying for. But God is still calling and still demanding radical discipleship. 8220;Meg is a magnet for teenagers. Here is someone who has so m.

Becoming Catholic is not typically an easy or simple process for those of us that come from a different religious background. One awesome multimedia resource out there is CATHOLIC ANSWERS.

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The Act of Returning to Normal. Sobriety is so much better than I thought possible. Saturday, January 25, 2014. Enough of constant up-and-down weight gain, food cravings, bloating, exhaustion, etc. Nevermind the fact that I have progressed into periodontal disease. So, on January 6th I decided to start the Whole30. I have another ten days to go.

Subscribe to our Free Podcast! Sunday, August 9, 2015. When people stop using alcohol and drugs they are given a second chance on life. Some embrace this new life and never look back. Others find living without alcohol and drugs to be a struggle every day. Regardless of your experience, we are all susceptible to triggers which can cause us to relapse. Recognizing and managing these triggers is important to maintaining our sobriety.