14th Annual South Plains Conference -
A bubble-off-a-plum with a mind that won't shut up Peggy M. describes a life spent oscillating between feeling like 'whale poop on the ocean floor' and presidential material. She recalls the wreckage of her drinking days—peeing in her purse and her shoes the 'drinking uniform' of gray stretch pants and a blue turtleneck and the terror of a world where she felt like a picket fence with no curves. Recovery for her is a matter of desperate action: tossing sunny-side-up eggs in a jittery detox center greeting newcomers at the door and washing ashtrays with 'Crazy Frank.' She views laughter as a 'cosmic toothbrush' that cleans out the spiritual grime and she finds a strange grounding grace in the moments where life is absurd—from a terrifying flight with a vodka-drinking passenger to a bird pooping on her yellow silk dress right before speaking to thousands in California.
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