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Grapevine on the Cuff

May 1959

From the Grass Roots

May 1959
A ROUGH TRAIL

Quick, What Does A.A.A.R.G. Stand For?

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Brandon B. | Watsonville, Calif.
Getting grateful comes in three stages—and with an acronym for every one

Out of the Wild Blue Yonder

January 1958
By: Westover Air Base | Massachusetts

Letter from the Editor

August 2018
By: The Editor

The AA Grapevine

June 1957
By: THE EDITORS

Aim For Ames Roundup

Date
March 27, 2020 - March 29, 2020
Location
Ames, Iowa

Aim For Ames Roundup.      www.aimforames.org

Aim for Ames Roundup

Date
March 29, 2019 - March 31, 2019
Location
Ames, Iowa

Aim for Ames Roundup.     www.aimforames.org

DVD Available for Corrections Personnel

July 2008

The Metamorphosis of a Firefly

February 2012
By: Diane W. | Oceanside, California
Alcohol transformed her into a wild child but AA transformed her into a loving, mature person

Fresh off the Farm

March 2024 | Spanish-Speaking AA Members
By: Norberto A. | Cartago, Valle
He learned to drink in Colombia, heard of AA in the U.S., then returned home to get sober and get involved

The Lost Commandments, the Dictionary, and AA

November 1986
By: Bernard B. Smith
An excerpt from his opening address to AA's Fourth General Service Conference - From the June 1954 Grapevine

May Humility Be the Keynote!

July 1950
FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Through the Darkest Days

May 2005
By: Roger W. | Shape
A sober decision leads to a career

Aim for Ames Roundup

Date
March 24, 2017 - March 26, 2017
Location
Ames, Iowa

Aim for Ames Roundup.     [email protected]     http://aimforames.org

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Another Vision for You

March 1986
By: R. H. | Northridge, California

The Road to Joy

May 2024 | How the Steps Changed My Life
By: Harold I. | Marietta, Georgia
Though he got a late start, he luckily made the right turn. Boy, is life better now

The Fellowship Is My Lifeline

February 1995
By: Debbie L. | Kissimmee, Florida

The Color Personal

July 1986
By: C. F. | Lafayette, Louisiana

The New York Intergroup Association

February 1951
Out of Blood, Sweat and Tears

What's the Point?

May 1992
By: Mike A. | Red Bank, New Jersey
Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics to achieve sobriety.

AA Around the World

November 1957
By: H. W

Web Exclusive: Learning The Right Balance

March 2011
By: Anonymous
A couple discover how to enjoy quality time together after their obligations to others.

On the front line

April 2018
By: Noah F. | New York, New York
A gapper in New York City says helping new members get connected is the bright spot in his life

The Vision of Tomorrow

January 1952
By: Bill W.
HAPPY NEW YEAR!

The "Right" Way

February 2013
By: Paul P. | New Orleans, Lousiana
On the road to the moral high ground, one man is grateful he switched maps

He Opened The Door

September 2017
By: Michael M. | Placentia, Calif.
She was a dry drunk, searching and lost, until a suggestion by a teacher unexpectedly showed her the door to sobriety

Letter from the Editor

February 2015

Farewell for Jonas

May 1956

Many Paths to the Mountaintop

May 1992
By: Peter F. | San Francisco, California

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Quote November 2, 2015

“Suffering is no longer a menace to be evaded at any cost. When it does come, no matter how grievously, we realize that it too has its purpose. It is our great teacher because it reveals our defects and so pushes us forward into the paths of progress. The pain of drinking did just this for us. And so can any other pain.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., November 1958 Editorial AA Grapevine
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Quote April 7, 2016

“Sometimes taking somebody else’s inventory can be most beneficial. When I was doing my Fourth Step, an old-timer suggested I list the names of those against whom I held resentments, followed by two or three sentences describing what they had done to earn my displeasure. Then, after putting the list aside for a day, I was to cross off each person’s name and replace it with my own.”

Renton, Wash., October 1987 “Mirror, Mirror, On the Wall” Step By Step
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 2, 2017

“Keeping a Tenth Step journal about my day-to-day life, my relations with other people, and the stuff that still roiled around in my head helped me see patterns in my thoughts and behavior, which I could discuss with my sponsor. And once I began to sit quietly, reflect on what I'd written, and pray, I began to sleep peacefully for the first time in my life.”

Manchester, New Hampshire, March 2001“Peace at Last,”AA Grapevine
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Quote November 2

“Suffering is no longer a menace to be evaded at any cost. When it does come, no matter how grievously, we realize that it too has its purpose. It is our great teacher because it reveals our defects and so pushes us forward into the paths of progress. The pain of drinking did just this for us. And so can any other pain.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., November 1958 From: Editorial AA Grapevine
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Quote April 7

"Sometimes taking somebody else's inventory can be most beneficial. When I was doing my Fourth Step, an old-timer suggested I list the names of those against whom I held resentments, followed by two or three sentences describing what they had done to earn my displeasure. Then, after putting the list aside for a day, I was to cross off each person's name and replace it with my own."

Renton, Wash., October 1987From: "Mirror, Mirror, On the Wall" Step By Step
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Quote October 1, 2013

“Keeping a Tenth Step journal about my day-to-day life, my relations with other people, and the stuff that still roiled around in my head helped me see patterns in my thoughts and behavior, which I could discuss with my sponsor. And once I began to sit quietly, reflect on what I’d written, and pray, I began to sleep peacefully for the first time in my life.”

Manchester, N.H., March 2001 “Peace at Last,” In Our Own Words: Stories of Young AAs in Recovery
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Quote January 25, 2015

“For the most part, situations requiring utter honesty are clear-cut, and readily recognizable. We simply have to face up to them, our fear and pride regardless. Failing to do this, we shall be sure to suffer those ever-mounting conflicts which can only be resolved by plain honesty.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1961“This Matter of Honesty,”The Language of the Heart
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Quote April 5 2014

“My basic flaw had always been dependence -- almost absolute dependence -- on people or circumstances to supply me with prestige, security, and the like. Failing to get these things according to my perfectionist dreams and specifications, I had fought for them. And when defeat came, so did my depression.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., January 1958 “The Next Frontier: Emotional Sobriety” The Language of the Heart
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Quote April 5, 2017

“My basic flaw had always been dependence -- almost absolute dependence -- on people or circumstances to supply me with prestige, security, and the like. Failing to get these things according to my perfectionist dreams and specifications, I had fought for them. And when defeat came, so did my depression.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., January 1958 “The Next Frontier: Emotional Sobriety,” The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 25, 2018

“For the most part, situations requiring utter honesty are clear-cut, and readily recognizable. We simply have to face up to them, our fear and pride regardless. Failing to do this, we shall be sure to suffer those ever-mounting conflicts which can only be resolved by plain honesty.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1961 “This Matter of Honesty,” The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 22, 2018

“My anger served as an iron shield, and I refused to remove it for fear God would send me still more pain.”

“The Littlest Things,” Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts, May 1997, No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Quote October 22, 2016

“My anger served as an iron shield, and I refused to remove it for fear God would send me still more pain.”

Jamaica Plain, Mass., May 1997 “The Littlest Things” No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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October 22, 2013

“My anger served as an iron shield, and I refused to remove it for fear God would send me still more pain.”

Jamaica Plain, Mass., May 1997 “The Littlest Things,” No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 5, 2018

“Some of us take a long time to ‘come to’ before we can ‘come to believe’ that there is any hope for us.”

“My Name Is Gary and I’m a Human Being,” Nanaimo, British Columbia, February 2003, Spiritual Awakenings
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Quote December 5, 2016

“Some of us take a long time to ‘come to’ before we can ‘come to believe’ that there is any hope for us.”

Nanaimo, British Columbia, February 2003 “My Name Is Gary and I’m a Human Being” Spiritual Awakenings
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