I spent 15 months (last 3 months of my drinking and drugging and first 12 months of sobriety) in a seedy motel. Not homeless, but close enough to realize it was a real possibility.
We've had 12 Steppers living out of their cars turn up. That is rough and precarious. The car can break, run out of gas (money) or be towed or stolen. Really is tough being in that position, and then having 12 steps looming and cravings and family trouble and job trouble all running at the same time.
We've had 12 Steppers living out of their cars turn up. That is rough and precarious. The car can break, run out of gas (money) or be towed or stolen. Really is tough being in that position, and then having 12 steps looming and cravings and family trouble and job trouble all running at the same time.
The granting of a pardon is an imputation of guilt, and the acceptance a confession of it.
