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Sep 29, 2008, 10:20 PM
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Member Since: Jul 2008
Location: east of the sun, west of the moon
Posts: 2,259
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dear christina86 
i smiled with affection not a laugh in sight. i practically live for the "ah ha!" moments. they are what i keep going to my T in search of; those are moments of triumph that herald the coming of new things.
i learned not too long ago that "discovery is not recovery". i used to think that when the light bulb in my head came on i had done the work and things were supposed to be ok now. but in reality the light bulb awareness if the "discovery" of something and now i will have to do the WORK of recovery. that may seem like a tiny downer, but it is just reality. to take advantage of the ah ha's i must work to make them a genuine part of how i live and then the discovery becomes a valid part ofmy recovery and that is an ongoing triumph!
hooray for you and THANKS for sharing your great insight!
someone else told me "feelings make great workers, but lousy bosses". short little slogans seem to help me remember important concepts much better. hooray for wisdom on wings!
leslie and her pixies
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