6. Were entirely ready to have God remove all these defects of character.
7. Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings…
10. Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong, promptly admitted it.
Look at prior New Year’s Day posts
to find often the statement, “I don’t make
New Year’s Resolutions.”
Why would I buck tradition
dating back to Julius Caesar?
I used to make them…to loose weight,
to stop stupid computer games,
to clean the house and keep it organized.
But to work on anything but today,
on the current issue, does no good.
So I’ve compromised. One day at a time
I’ll work Steps Six and Seven,
realizing as I do a Tenth Step
which of my character defects
are ready to surrender.
Have a blessed 2020, 0ne day at a time!
I certainly expect to!
to find often the statement, “I don’t make
New Year’s Resolutions.”
Why would I buck tradition
dating back to Julius Caesar?
I used to make them…to loose weight,
to stop stupid computer games,
to clean the house and keep it organized.
But to work on anything but today,
on the current issue, does no good.
So I’ve compromised. One day at a time
I’ll work Steps Six and Seven,
realizing as I do a Tenth Step
which of my character defects
are ready to surrender.
Have a blessed 2020, 0ne day at a time!
I certainly expect to!
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