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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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Who Is that Boy in the Painting?

January 2012
By: David M. | Toledo, Ohio
Lost in alcohol, a young man robs his own parents and can't believe who he's become

Around the World With a Bottle

March 2011
By: Jerry S. | St. Petersburg, Florida
After years of booze, jails and despair, an American gets sober in Portugal

The End of the Nightmare

January 2001
By: Karen C. | Albuquerque, New Mexico
Step 1 - We admitted we were powerless over alcohol--that our lives had become unmanageable.

YUKON TERRITORY

June 1993

The Fourth Concept

February 1972
<emphasis type="italic">Bill W.'s</emphasis> Twelve Concepts for World Service

The Hand of AA Was There!

September 1969
By: R. H. | California
When he needed it most - Personal troubles multiplied after he joined AA but the warmth of the Fellowship saw him through

Tina's Only Companion. . . Loneliness

January 1952

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