Don’t Sweat the Summer Big Book Workshop - 2025
A Brooklyn apartment on St. Patrick's Day 2012 serves as the backdrop for a six-hour spiritual surgery. Shannon B. describes the wreckage of a life lived as a 'shell of a human being,' where the 'Higher Power of reason' led him to treat his family like strangers. He details the grueling process of the fifth step and the terrifying leap into the eighth and ninth specifically the moment he looked at his mother and saw her not as a role but as one of Higher Power's kids. From the absurdity of owing a lawyer thousands of dollars he'd inflated in his own head to the heartbreak of his mother praying for 30 years that every emergency call wasn't for her son Shannon maps the shift from being an 'animal' to a man who can finally sit in two minutes of silence without wanting to scream. The narrative centers on the tangible evidence of repair: a pair of Buffalo Bills slippers and a cleaned slate.
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