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To the Newly Anonymous

December 1950
By: C.D. | Alexandria, Virginia

Flag-wavers Anonymous?

October 1994
By: W. H. | New York, New York
Tradition 10 - Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy.

Flag-wavers Anonymous?

July 1982
By: W. H. | Manhattan, New York
Tradition 10 - Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy

Did Anonymity Help Kill Jim

February 1972
By: E. S. | Brooklyn, New York
Two whole years of chances slipped away, and suddenly it was too late

Anonymous Giving

July 1998
By: Mickey H. | Springville, Utah
Tradition Seven

Alcoholism At Large: Medical, legal and social aspects of alcoholism

June 2009
Young male alcoholics risk osteoporosis

Alcoholism At Large: Medical, legal and social aspects of alcoholism

June 2009
Motivation of clients critical for treatment

How I Lost My Personal Anonymity

June 1964
By: B. P. | Manhattan, New York

Anonymity: A Day at a Time in the Real World

July 1995
By: Kit K. | Sterling, Alaska

Amateurs Anonymous

August 2021 | Seniors in AA
By: W.H. | New York, N.Y.
A member learns the importance of not being an expert on everything—not even AA. He’s just an alcoholic

Amateurs Anonymous

August 1990
By: W. H. | New York, New York
Eighth Tradition - Alcoholics Anonymous should remain forever nonprofessional, but our service centers may employ special workers.

Anonymous Help

March 2001

Opportunities Anonymous

May 1994
By: Carolene B. | Natchez, Mississippi

Apathetics Anonymous

February 1974
By: R. K. | Manhattan, New York
A complaint against being too comfortable

Anesthetics Anonymous

April 1953
By: G. B. | Chicago, Illinois
Two alcoholics can help each other, except. . .!

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To the Newly Anonymous

December 1950
By: C.D. | Alexandria, Virginia

Flag-wavers Anonymous?

October 1994
By: W. H. | New York, New York
Tradition 10 - Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy.

Flag-wavers Anonymous?

July 1982
By: W. H. | Manhattan, New York
Tradition 10 - Alcoholics Anonymous has no opinion on outside issues; hence the AA name ought never be drawn into public controversy

Did Anonymity Help Kill Jim

February 1972
By: E. S. | Brooklyn, New York
Two whole years of chances slipped away, and suddenly it was too late

Anonymous Giving

July 1998
By: Mickey H. | Springville, Utah
Tradition Seven

Alcoholism At Large: Medical, legal and social aspects of alcoholism

June 2009
Young male alcoholics risk osteoporosis

Alcoholism At Large: Medical, legal and social aspects of alcoholism

June 2009
Motivation of clients critical for treatment

How I Lost My Personal Anonymity

June 1964
By: B. P. | Manhattan, New York

Anonymity: A Day at a Time in the Real World

July 1995
By: Kit K. | Sterling, Alaska

Amateurs Anonymous

August 2021 | Seniors in AA
By: W.H. | New York, N.Y.
A member learns the importance of not being an expert on everything—not even AA. He’s just an alcoholic

Amateurs Anonymous

August 1990
By: W. H. | New York, New York
Eighth Tradition - Alcoholics Anonymous should remain forever nonprofessional, but our service centers may employ special workers.

Anonymous Help

March 2001

Opportunities Anonymous

May 1994
By: Carolene B. | Natchez, Mississippi

Apathetics Anonymous

February 1974
By: R. K. | Manhattan, New York
A complaint against being too comfortable

Anesthetics Anonymous

April 1953
By: G. B. | Chicago, Illinois
Two alcoholics can help each other, except. . .!

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Just the right medicine

Magazine Issue October 2021 | Topics On the Cover Service/Into Action

One step a at time

Magazine Issue September 2021 | Topics Fellowship Getting through Adversity Homegroup/Meetings Personal Stories

Ready to Exhale

Magazine Issue August 2021 | Topics None

Virtual Newcomer

Magazine Issue July 2021 | Topics COVID-19 Beginners/Newcomers Gratitude Personal Stories

Picking up the pieces

Magazine Issue July 2021 | Topics On the Cover

Sick Puppy

Magazine Issue July 2021 | Topics On the Cover Homegroup/Meetings Sponsorship

Knowing when to Leave

Magazine Issue June 2021 | Topics On the Cover Relationships

Passing the Torch

Magazine Issue May 2021 | Topics Getting through Adversity Service/Into Action

More Valuable Than Ever

Magazine Issue May 2021 | Topics Sponsorship

One Day They GROW UP

Magazine Issue April 2021 | Topics Gratitude Homegroup/Meetings Sponsorship

Hollywood

Magazine Issue April 2021 | Topics Gratitude Spirituality

260 Breakfasts

Magazine Issue March 2021 | Topics Gratitude Spirituality

A Good Cry on the Beach

Magazine Issue February 2021 | Topics Relapse Relationships Sponsorship

Everything I looked for in a Bottle

Magazine Issue January 2021 | Topics Family Getting through Adversity Service/Into Action

Time to Up My Game

Magazine Issue October 2020 | Topics None

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Grapevine Daily Quote December 16

“Summing up, I then inquired if those present had any objections to the Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous as they stood. Hearing none, I offered the AA Traditions for adoption. Impressively unanimous, the crowd stood up. So ended that fine hour in which we of Alcoholics Anonymous took our destiny by the hand.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., September 1950, “We Came of Age,”, The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 15

“Summing up, I then inquired if those present had any objections to the Twelve Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous as they stood. Hearing none, I offered the AA Traditions for adoption. Impressively unanimous, the crowd stood up. So ended that fine hour in which we of Alcoholics Anonymous took our destiny by the hand.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., September 1950, “We Came of Age,” The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 31, 2019

“How life looks to me depends on how I look at it. While this sounds simple, just like everything else in Alcoholics Anonymous, it requires continual practice in order to get good at it. I get better at it as each year passes. I am grateful that Alcoholics Anonymous is teaching me how to see straight, one day at a time.”

Tucson, Arizona, August 2006, “In the Eyes of the Beholder,”, AA Grapevine
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Quote October 31 2014

"How life looks to me depends on how I look at it. While this sounds simple, just like everything else in Alcoholics Anonymous, it requires continual practice in order to get good at it. I get better at it as each year passes. I am grateful that Alcoholics Anonymous is teaching me how to see straight, one day at a time."

Tucson, Ariz., August 2006    "In the Eyes of the Beholder,"     AA Grapevine

Grapevine Daily Quote October 31, 2017

“How life looks to me depends on how I look at it. While this sounds simple, just like everything else in Alcoholics Anonymous, it requires continual practice in order to get good at it. I get better at it as each year passes. I am grateful that Alcoholics Anonymous is teaching me how to see straight, one day at a time.”

Tucson, Ariz., August 2006“In the Eyes of the Beholder,”AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 30

“How life looks to me depends on how I look at it. While this sounds simple, just like everything else in Alcoholics Anonymous, it requires continual practice in order to get good at it. I get better at it as each year passes. I am grateful that Alcoholics Anonymous is teaching me how to see straight, one day at a time.”

Tucson, Arizona, August 2006, “In the Eyes of the Beholder,”, AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 29

“How life looks to me depends on how I look at it. While this sounds simple, just like everything else in Alcoholics Anonymous, it requires continual practice in order to get good at it. I get better at it as each year passes. I am grateful that Alcoholics Anonymous is teaching me how to see straight, one day at a time.”

Tucson, Arizona, August 2006, “In the Eyes of the Beholder,” AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 10

“After endless voting on a title for the new work we had decided to call it The Way Out. But inquiry by Fritz M., our Maryland alcoholic, at The Library of Congress disclosed the fact that 12 books already bore that title. Surely we couldn't make our book the 13th. So we named it Alcoholics Anonymous instead! Though we didn't know it, our movement then got its name -- a name which because of the implication of humility and modesty has given us our treasured spiritual principle of anonymity.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1947, “Book Publication Proved Discouraging Venture,”, The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 9

“After endless voting on a title for the new work we had decided to call it The Way Out. But inquiry by Fritz M., our Maryland alcoholic, at The Library of Congress disclosed the fact that 12 books already bore that title. Surely we couldn't make our book the 13th. So we named it Alcoholics Anonymous instead! Though we didn't know it, our movement then got its name -- a name which because of the implication of humility and modesty has given us our treasured spiritual principle of anonymity.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1947, “Book Publication Proved Discouraging Venture,” The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote March 13

“Nobody invented Alcoholics Anonymous. It just grew -- by the grace of God.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1953, “A Fragment of History: Origin of the Twelve Steps,”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote March 14, 2015

“Nobody invented Alcoholics Anonymous. It just grew -- by the grace of God.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1953 “A Fragment of History: Origin of the Twelve Steps,” The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 7

“Anonymity is a spiritual foundation not only of Tradition Twelve, but of sobriety itself.”

“The Quest for Spirituality,” Walnut Creek, California, March 2000, Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 11

“Coincidences are merely a manner in which God protects his anonymity.”

“There’s a Seat for Me in Cuba,” New York, New York, January 1999, AA Around the World
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Grapevine Daily Quote March 13

“Nobody invented Alcoholics Anonymous. It just grew -- by the grace of God.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1953, “A Fragment of History: Origin of the Twelve Steps, ” The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 6

“Anonymity is a spiritual foundation not only of Tradition Twelve, but of sobriety itself.”

“The Quest for Spirituality,” Walnut Creek, California, March 2000, Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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