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With Rosy Glasses

It took him a long time to find contentment in sobriety

My Life With an Alcoholic

April 1998
By: J. C. W. | Calgary, Alberta
From time to time, the Grapevine publishes articles by nonalcoholic friends of AA. We wanted to print this story, written by the husband of an alcoholic woman, because it is a testimony to the destructive force of alcohol--"cunning, baffling, powerful!

Your Move

December 1999
By: Kitty S. | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
A prayer of thanks

Garden of Resolutions

August 1966
By: (Author unknown)

Is It Wrong to Feel Proud?

November 1950
By: L.A. | Concord, New Hampshire
A Young Man Raises A Point. . . . .

Dear Grapevine

April 2010
By: CASSANDRA S. | New York
Our stories

At Wit's End

August 2008
By: Quin M. | Henderson, Nevada

Distilled Spirits

June 1993
By: Anonymous | Winnipeg, Manitoba

Once Over Lightly

October 1984
Sense and nonsense on the road to recovery

Grapevine Daily Quote March 27, 2019

“When we early AAs got our first glimmer of how spiritually prideful we could be, we coined this expression: ‘Don’t try to get too damned good by Thursday!’”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., June 1961, “Humility for Today”, The Best of Bill
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Quote March 27 2014

“When we early AAs got our first glimmer of how spiritually prideful we could be, we coined this expression: ‘Don’t try to get too damned good by Thursday!’”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., June 1961 “Humility for Today” The Best of Bill
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“When we early AAs got our first glimmer of how spiritually prideful we could be, we coined this expression: ‘Don’t try to get too damned good by Thursday!’”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., June 1961 “Humility for Today” The Best of Bill
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No Longer in a Cell by Myself

July 2012
By: Leo P. | Live Oak, Florida

PO Box 1980

February 2005
By: Deb K. | Albuquerque, New Mexico
Kinder, gentler AA?

Editor's Note

September 2002
By: The Editor

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Don't! You Can't!--But I Did!

October 1948
By: A.P. | New York, New York

You are not done yet

March 2009
By: PATRICK F. | Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Accepting life as it came his way was the key to a great adventure

Does AA Have Hidden Membership Rules?

June 2004
By: Anonymous | New York, New York
You don't have to be a sheep to stay sober

I Didn't Know Anything About ALCOHOL. . .

January 1958
By: Alice F. | Detroit, Michigan
(An Al-Anon Family Grouper Speaks)

Get In—Let’s Go!

May 2026 | How the steps changed my life
By: Anonymous | Minneapolis, Minnesota
Sometimes we never know the unexpected gift a meeting in the car brings us. Forty years later, she found out

Going Places

April 2026 | Getting into General Service
By: Amber C. | Wilmington, Delaware
The challenge of rebuilding a fun, active life in early sobriety was tough. But she took action and stuck with it

Shakin' it up

April 2015
By: Derek R. | Kanata, Ontario
A member with time struggles with his home group and finds out that change is good

Taking Stock

August 1984
By: C. T. | Boston, Massachusetts
Step Four

Growing into Sobriety

April 1997
By: Sallee H. | Bland, Missouri

Lost & Found

March 2026 | AA & the Family
By: Paul M. | Oceanport, New Jersey
How would he ever repay the kindness he received on that dark, cold, drunken night? Years later in AA, he found a way

Big Swede

January 1964
By: W. L. W. | Syracuse, New York
--a powerful living legend

P.O. Box 1980

April 1964
By: A. M. | Glenwood, New Mexico
Feet first--he's on his own

Time Is Important

June 1950
By: M.M.M. | Ft. Wayne, Indiana

Sobriety at Sea

April 1999
By: Kyle U. | Ventura, California
Step 4 - Made a searching and fearless moral inventory of ourselves.

Home Alone

When he finally stopped drinking, he could rejoin the world outside

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