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Milton Friends, Neighbors, and Family:
As we near the time to vote again, we all have endured the political advertising, forums, and press releases and unsightly signs (none are mine), posters, and billboards. I thank each and everyone for your involvement and activism. As is our Constitutional right and civic duty to help shape our future government, I again ask for your support by voting for the candidate you believe in. I hope and pray you will vote for me as Mayor of the great City of Milton Florida .
Voting for Fireman Dan Stillings for Mayor of Milton is a vote for free and fair elections. It's your vote against mandates, tyranny, and government over reach. It's your vote in Me for Christian values and morals, family values,conservative values, intelligent, imaginative visions for the city's future, loving and caring support for each and every citizen. I am not on anyone's payroll, except the citizens I would serve with great honor and pleasure as your real "public" servant. It is my belief we are blessed and cherished by a loving God who directs us and protects us. A vote for Fireman Dan is confirmation you trust me and the know that I will do the very best I can for Miltonians. My Work ethic, honor, integrity, and duty stem from my family upbringing and personal experiences.
I expect Financial responsibility and accountability of our cities taxes, subsidies and grants. I support Responsible, and thoughtful community development, and I encourage every voice be heard and listened to before making hasty decisions. I take to task seriously every assignment and charge given to me and follow through on my commitments. A vote for Fireman Dan Stillings for Mayor is for a Milton Father, Husband, business owner, mentor, sponsor, community outreach leader, and a passionate volunteer driven by dedication devotion and commitment. I am for Milton 1000%
I am Milton
10,000%

So excited for this update!! Dr. Edwin Taylor MD has accepted our invitation to be a part of our organization as a board member and a valuable asset to our cause and vision. We are truly blessed to have his expertise, and vast knowledge available to us. He has been a friend to me since we met, and I'm grateful to have him in my life. I'm sure he'll contribute plenty of helpful insight and direction as we continue to grow as a community recovery resource.

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A part of my story today, bringing to light so much change from what used to be to what could be to what is today, by the grace of God.

Fireman Dan for Mayor aka lol Chuck. Y'all if you like what I'm doing then vote for me in November 2022 please.
Firemen Dan Daniel C Stillings Clean and Sober Today Corporation Clean and Sober Today Santa Rosa County Informed Milton, Florida

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Just in case you hear some rumors, they are true. I'm running for Mayor. I get to be of service today.

It's only the 2nd and we are already excited about the 20 year anniversary of the Men's Barn Meeting Celebration on the 11th! Can't wait to celebrate what God has done with all of you guys.

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Just keep putting one foot in front of the other, and the rest will take care of itself. This is a solid piece of advice in recovery, especially when you’re newly sober and you’re fighting to stay that way. After detox, our minds are a battlefield of what we knew and what feels comfortable—drinking and using—and what we’re being told to do and how to do it—don’t drink or use, no matter what. Not drinking and not using is a foreign concept, but if we keep doing the next right thing, it gets easier and more familiar.

Clean and Sober Today Corporation

We are the official founder and developer of THIS group (2009) and along with our local onsite after care service and online webpage and group presence, we begin to reach more and more clean and sober people on their path to full recovery from alcohol and drugs abuse. We incur costs to operate and maintain these activities online and in person therefore we are asking our members to give back financially as we grow and become more effective in our outreach. Would you please take the time to see if there's anything you would like to give at this time. You'll find we are NON Profit and all volunteer and all clean and sober today. We are all doing the best we can. I appreciate you and your commitment to our mission. Thank you. Daniel C Stillings Administration and President of Clean and Sober Today Corporation.

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Often times we forget to share our success stories out of humility and privacy, but truth is we need to hear that it works and we do recover so with permission we are glad to share Craig's accomplishments. After 30 years of drugging and drinking, without a driver's license, Craig now has a drivers license, and a truck, along with a 2 year chip abstinent from alcohol and drugs. He has a God, a program, and a sponsor. He works a program all day everyday and doesn't pick up no matter what. 365/24/7 clean and sober today.
Thank you Craig for letting us be of service. Keep up the good work!

For the Greater Pensacola Florida Area, if you want to sign up to serve or be served call the number and give your information.

“The right place values you the right way,” If you are not valued, do not be angry, it means you are in the wrong place. Those who know your value are those who appreciate you......Never stay in a place where no one sees your value.

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Current events at the shop Chuck's Cycles
Monday 7pm Bible Study
Tuesday 7pm AA
Thursday 7pm Women's AA 12&12
Saturday 7pm AA

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Clean and Sober Today Aftercare Activies Fundraiser We are raising funds to provide safe and sober activities for families who are now living clean and sober lifestyles after the detox and rehab processes. Our venues are provided by volunteers who are clean and sober and are working to recover and restore their lives by helping each other achieve lon...

Alcoholics Anonymous meetings available Tuesdays 7pm and Saturdays 7pm
At Chuck's Cycles in Milton

Biker Bible study at shop tonite 7pm. All about Jesus. Letters in Red. Old KJV Bibles.
King James Version. Mondays at 7pm.

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Good advice:
On awakening let us think about the twenty-four hours ahead. We consider our plans for the day. Before we begin, we ask God to direct our thinking, especially asking that it be divorced from self-pity, dishonest or self-seeking motives. Under these conditions we can employ our mental faculties with assurance, for after all God gave us brains to use. Our thought-life will be placed on a much higher plane when our thinking is cleared of wrong motives.

In thinking about our day we may face indecision. We may not be able to determine which course to take. Here we ask God for inspiration, an intuitive thought or a decision. We relax and take it easy. We don’t struggle. We are often surprised how the right answers come after we have tried this for a while.

What used to be the hunch or the occasional inspiration gradually becomes a working part of the mind. Being still inexperienced and having just made conscious contact with God, it is not probable that we are going to be inspired at all times. We might pay for this presumption in all sorts of absurd actions and ideas. Nevertheless, we find that our thinking will, as time passes, be more and more on the plane of inspiration. We come to rely upon it.

We usually conclude the period of meditation with a prayer that we be shown all through the day what our next step is to be, that we be given whatever we need to take care of such problems. We ask especially for freedom from self-will, and are careful to make no request for ourselves only. We may ask for ourselves, however, if others will be helped. We are careful never to pray for our own selfish ends. Many of us have wasted a lot of time doing that and it doesn’t work. You can easily see why.

If circumstances warrant, we ask our wives or friends to join us in morning meditation. If we belong to a religious denomination which requires a definite morning devotion, we attend to that also. If not members of religious bodies, we sometimes select and memorize a few set prayers which emphasize the principles we have been discussing. There are many helpful books also. Suggestions about these may be obtained from one’s priest, minister, or rabbi. Be quick to see where religious people are right. Make use of what they offer.

As we go through the day we pause, when agitated or doubtful, and ask for the right thought or action. We constantly remind ourselves we are no longer running the show, humbly saying to ourselves many times each day “Thy will be done.’’ We are then in much less danger of excitement, fear, anger, worry, self-pity, or foolish decisions. We become much more efficient. We do not tire so easily, for we are not burning up energy foolishly as we did when we were trying to arrange life to suit ourselves.

It works—it really does.

We alcoholics (addicts) are undisciplined. So we let God discipline us in the simple way we have just outlined.

Big Book (Alcoholics Anonymous) PP 86-88

*GREAT INVENTORY FROM THE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT OF BILL'S STORY*

Here is a portion of the "Original Manuscript” Bill's Story first draft that includes his 1st inventory with Ebby:

Bill's Story unedited 1st draft Inventory:

This format is based on the “searching and fearless moral inventory” Bill W. describes in the “first draft” of “Bill’s Story” (which was 33 pages long and written prior to the 1st edition of the Big Book and the “Original Manuscript”… sometime during 1938).

The portion of the “first draft” of “Bill’s Story” that explains the inventory process is on page 3 of this document.

Step 4: “Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.”

Note: Statements below in quotes (" ") are from the "first draft" of "Bill's Story".

*KEYS TO WRITING INVENTORY*

• "Where have I failed - is the prime question."

• "Go over your life from the beginning and ascertain... where you failed as a completely moral (truthful, Real) person."

• "...use pencil and paper."

What to Inventory and how to do it:

Each of the following 12 inventories can be written in column or paragraph format, whichever you prefer.

"Where, how and with whom had I ever been dishonest?" "...I was to ruthlessly tear out of the past all of my dishonesty and list them in writing."

*A. Dishonesty*

1. I was (am) dishonest with: (including yourself)?

2. Why was (am) I dishonest? What was (am) I afraid of?

3. Which of the seven areas of self are affected, hurt, threatened, or interfered with because of this? (Write about the “seven areas of self” which we find in the Big Book on pages 64 & 65: self-esteem, pocket-book, ambitions, personal relations, emotional security, ambitions, and pride.)

4. Where was (am) I selfish, dishonest (by commission, omission, or self-delusion), self-seeking, and frightened in connection with this dishonesty?

5. Whom did I hurt and in what ways?

"Examine... s*x conduct since infancy and rigorously compare it with what I thought that conduct should have been."

*B. S*x Conduct*

Review your own conduct over the years past. When finished, subject each relation to this test -was it selfish or not? (See Big Book, pages 68-70.)

• List all persons you've had relations with, starting with your earliest memories.

• List the person's name, how you met, your motives for getting involved, how the relationship ended, or where it's at today.

• Then answer the following questions from the Big Book.

1. Where had we been selfish?

2. Where had we been dishonest?

3. Where had we been inconsiderate?

4. Whom had we hurt?

5. Did we unjustifiably arouse jealousy?

6. Did we unjustifiably arouse suspicion?

7. Did we unjustifiably arouse bitterness?

8. Where were we at fault?

9. What should we have done instead?

Get this all down on paper and look at it so you can consider an ideal for your future s*x life and relationships. (Use your answers to question #9 as a basis for your "s*x ideal".)

"How far and in what connection had I strayed and was I straying..." in regards to greed, selfishness, and thoughtlessness? "...make a good long list... be honest and vigorous.

*C. Greed*

1. I am greedy in regards to:

2. Why? What's the fear that's perpetuating greed?

3. Other defects stemming from this greed:

4. Who did I hurt? (Whom am I hurting?)

*D. Selfishness*

1. I am selfish in this area of my life / with this person(s):

2. Why? Is this selfishness (self-reliance) failing me? How so?

3. Other defects caused by this selfishness:

4. Who am I harming and how?

*E. Thoughtlessness*

1. Who have I been thoughtless toward or in what situations or life-happenings? Who/what have I neglected?

2. Why?

3. Other defects:

4. Whom did I harm and how?

"Had I been completely loving toward all...": "all my fellows including my family, my friends, and my enemies."

*F. Unloving*

1. Who have I not been completely loving toward?

2. Why am I not able to show them love through my actions?

3. What are the defects?

4. Whom did I harm (am harming) and how?

"Examine myself critically... and write down my conclusions" [in respect to resentments, self-pity, fear, inferiority, pride, and egotism.]

*G. Resentment*

1. I am resentful at: (Name persons, institutions, and principles with whom you are resentful, angry, burnt-up, or sore at. See Big Book, pages 64-67.)

2. The cause: (What do I think they did to cause my resentment?)

3. Which of the seven areas of self are affected, hurt, threatened, or interfered with because of this? (Write about the “seven areas of self” which we find in the Big Book on pages 64 & 65: self-esteem, pocket-book, ambitions, personal relations, emotional security, ambitions, and pride.)

4. Where am I at fault? What did I do? Where am I selfish, dishonest, self-seeking, and afraid? Where am I to blame?

*H. Self-Pity*

1. I have (or have had) self-pity when:

2. Do I start the ball rolling? (Do I "play a part" in whatever I think causes my self-pity?) How? What do I do?

3. List other defects, including fear: Whom did I harm (am harming) and how?

*I. Fear*

1. List your fears:

2. Why do you have each fear? (Hint: List the underlying fear. i.e.: I'm afraid of heights because I'll fall. I'm afraid of falling because I'll hurt myself. I'm afraid of pain...)

3. Where / how has reliance on my own self-will failed me?

4. Perhaps there's a better way. What would God have me be (instead of afraid)?

*J. Inferiority*

1. What areas of my life do I feel inferior?

2. Which of the "seven areas of self" are hurt, threatened, or interfered with because of this inferiority?

3. Where was / am I selfish, dishonest, self-seeking, frightened, inconsiderate, and thoughtless? List any other defects that contribute to feeling inferior (which is a "mind-made false sense of self").

4. Whom did I hurt and how?

*K. Pride*

1. Pride is dominant in the following areas of my life:

2. What "areas of self" does this pride affect?

3. Where was (am) I selfish, dishonest, self-seeking, frightened, inconsiderate, and thoughtless? (Keep your main focus on "What am I really afraid of?")

4. Who do (did) I hurt by my pride and how?

*L. Egotism*

1. My ego is blocking me from God consciousness in the following areas of my life:

2. "Who" (what “state-of-being” do I think I am? What characters [mind-made actors] am I portraying? What "ego-masks" am I wearing? [i.e.: “The Husband”, “The Employee”, “Mr. AA”, “Spiritual Mystic”, etc.])

3. What is (are) the above “character(s)” (“states-of-being”) afraid of? What other defects were caused by this fear(s)?

4. Whom am I hurting and how?

After writing is complete... *"Carefully go over your personal inventory and definitely arrive at the conclusion that you are now willing to be rid of all these defects; moreover... understand that this would not be accomplished by yourself alone, therefore... humbly ask God to take these handicaps away."*