Daily Meds


Learning to let it go. Notes on early recovery.

Humm and Strumm searching for a higher power.
  • My Daily Meds: December 13

    Dear Jesus

    How can I, or anyone
    Begin to thank You
    For what You’ve done
    You are in me … This I know
    I feel some love
    Beginning to grow

  • My Daily Meds: May 8

    I’m not impressed by “Big Weddings.” Recently, I was in a wedding party. The bride wanted a “big wedding.” She got it. They actually ran out of food, though. Even before that, I was not really impressed. One time I was at a very large wedding, where the bride’s father rented 2 (two) floors of a nice hotel so that us folk could have a nice place to recline. He hired the bartender to come back to the house (or, mansion) it was beautiful. I was impressed. I was drunk. I was young. Now, I look back and wonder if they can say the same thing as me. My wedding did not set me (us) back at all. I didn’t have to borrow a cent. That’s impressive. My wife and I got married by the “town clerk” on her lunch break. My brother and Uncle Charlie witnessed the great event. We went to Florida for our honeymoon and never LOOKED back.

  • My Daily Meds: December 12

    Dear Jesus

    To me my lord, It’s in my mind
    How can I leave it all behind?
    I’ll worry about it … Though it’s not real
    How terrible it must have made You feel
    They lied, they beat You
    This is true
    You still loved them
    Though black and blue