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How to Bust Up an AA Group in Ten Easy Lessons

October 1950
By: A.F. | Cheynne, Wyoming

You Don't Have to Be a Hermit

September 1948
By: D.Y.

War Gave Florida Group Flying Start

January 1945
By: J. L. A. | Jacksonville, Florida

Time on Our Hands

December 1944
By: Kay M.'s husband, Bob

Grapevine Daily Quote October 30, 2019

“Thelma told me that, no matter how much I feared making bad decisions, I could not learn how to make good decisions except by making decisions. ‘You’ll make mistakes,’ she said, ‘We all do. You will make some bad decisions before you learn how to make good ones. But what is true about good decisions is also true about bad ones: You will always learn from the consequences.’”

May 1990, “Quiet Guidance,”, Sober and Out
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Quote October 30 2014

"Thelma told me that, no matter how much I feared making bad decisions, I could not learn how to make good decisions except by making decisions. 'You'll make mistakes,' she said, 'We all do. You will make some bad decisions before you learn how to make good ones. But what is true about good decisions is also true about bad ones: You will always learn from the consequences.'"

May 1990    "Quiet Guidance,"     Sober and Out

Grapevine Daily Quote October 30, 2017

“Thelma told me that, no matter how much I feared making bad decisions, I could not learn how to make good decisions except by making decisions. ‘You’ll make mistakes,’ she said, ‘We all do. You will make some bad decisions before you learn how to make good ones. But what is true about good decisions is also true about bad ones: You will always learn from the consequences.’”

May 1990“Quiet Guidance,”Sober and Out
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 31, 2018

“Remembering to observe the Traditions of anonymity and nonendorsement, the AA member can carry AA’s message into every troubled area of this very troubled world.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., October 1947, “Traditions Stressed in Memphis Talk”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote December 31, 2016

“Remembering to observe the Traditions of anonymity and nonendorsement, the AA member can carry AA’s message into every troubled area of this very troubled world.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., February 1958 “Problems Other Than Alcohol” The Language of the Heart
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Quote December 31, 2013

“Remembering to observe the Traditions of anonymity and nonendorsement, the AA member can carry AA’s message into every troubled area of this very troubled world.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., February 1958 “Problems Other Than Alcohol” The Language of the Heart
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Boy Meets Girl on AA Campus

August 2024 | Dating & Relationships
By: Dan J. | New York, New York
How a tumultuous relationship at seven years sober brought him closer to prayer, the program and other sober guys

Right in front of me

March 2019 | What’s On Your Mind?
By: Anonymous
Broken hand, no phone, locked out of his van and running late. Perfect time to do the Third Step Prayer

A Warm Room on an Icy Day

July 2015
By: Ray G. | Knysna
On a January morning in Amsterdam, a man tries to sober up in a place he least expected

A Gift Unexpected

December 1976
By: T. H. | Albuquerque, New Mexico
When the miracle happened, that cold December 24 became a day in summer

AA TALKS. . .How Do You Make Them?

March 1967
By: R. T. | Manhattan, New York
It seems remarkable to me that. . .nothing much has been written on this all-important subject of how one goes about making an A A talk.

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PO Box 1980

October 1994
By: Joyce L. | St. Augustine, Florida
Dealing with active drunks

Growing in Anonymity

December 1992
By: Jim H. | Coquille, Oregon

A New Man

October 1992
By: John H. | Wheeling, West Virginia

Party Animal

August 1991
By: Gwen P. | Madeira Beach, Florida

In That Long Ago Time

June 1990
By: Ellie B. | Miami, Florida

PO Box 1980

December 1989
By: S. L. | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
AA and Treatment

Your Move

January 1987
By: A. A. | Gary, Indiana

Can We Talk?

December 1986
By: D. M. | St. Louis, Missouri

It's All Your Fault!

December 1984
By: M. S. | Baltimore, Maryland

Sandbar Meeting

June 1984
By: M. B. | Key West, Florida

Putting It Off a Day at a Time

June 1984
By: C. C. | North Hollywood, California

Our Own Sweet Time

July 1983
By: L. F. | San Antonio, Texas
The AA program doesn't have any time schedule

Attitude Adjustment Hour

June 1981
By: P. O. | Palm Desert, California

Benefits

May 1981
By: J. C. | Long Beach, California
The fringe benefits have been many; the major benefits, large and rewarding

Just Not Drinking

June 1980
By: L. S. | Halifax, Nova Scotia
He had followed a simple program, and the rewards were much greater than

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