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The water at her hometown beach was brown, the sand covered with tar, but, like her alcoholism, it was “normal.” Sobriety gave her a different perspective

Her compulsion to drink made her hide vodka everywhere—in drawers, in old coats—even on the highway

After years of dryness he couldn’t listen—until he got in step with the right guy

She came into AA as an atheist. Or so she thought.

It's not easy making amends to the government, but the payoff can be huge

This AA found that happiness does not mean feeling high

A returned card brings memories of a man who could neither trust nor share

The Big Book tells us time and again you have to give it away to keep it

Coping with brawls and kooky behavior was part of keeping house for the early AA members - From the December 1944 Grapevine

An old-timer looks back and decides that time matter in AA--if that time is used well--because