I speak for myself...

... and not for any other individual or organization. My objective is to live my life consistent with my deepest values.

20 November 2007

Moola

As if user GamblerGary's cashout of $10 wasn't enough to convince me that Moola was trouble, I hesitantly joined. If you're unfamiliar with the Canadian site, they give users pennies (paid for by advertisements) to play games of chance against other users to double-up. It might be a hoot for my grandparents, but I won't go back. If you are interested, I will refer you through this link. Keep in mind, however, that this does constitute of gambling, and I am warning compulsive gamblers such as myself to stay away.

I wanted it to be a fun way to gradually win a little cash. I couldn't see that that was just another dream world, not reality. I was getting fired up and said enough. I don't want to see myself blow my recovery over free pennies. What would I tell the Trusted Servants, as we at G.A. call ourselves? I will not fail, but I think I'm allowed to stumble. Tonight, I was shown once again that there's something about the meetings. There's no way that I would have been able to pull myself away from a site like Moola a month ago.

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