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Grapevine Daily Quote October 9, 2019

“I am not automatically entitled to succeed in everything, or, indeed, in anything. I am, thank God and AA, no longer a superior individual, but simply a sober individual. My Higher Power and I can take it from there, working together that I may do the best I am able to do and realize what talents I may have.”

Fryeburg, Maine, July 1959, “The Unending Pursuit of Humility,”, AA Grapevine
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Quote October 9 2014

"I am not automatically entitled to succeed in everything, or, indeed, in anything. I am, thank God and AA, no longer a superior individual, but simply a sober individual. My Higher Power and I can take it from there, working together that I may do the best I am able to do and realize what talents I may have."

Fryeburg, Me., July 1959    "The Unending Pursuit of Humility,"     AA Grapevine

Grapevine Daily Quote October 9, 2017

“I am not automatically entitled to succeed in everything, or, indeed, in anything. I am, thank God and AA, no longer a superior individual, but simply a sober individual. My Higher Power and I can take it from there, working together that I may do the best I am able to do and realize what talents I may have.”

Fryeburg, Maine, July 1959“The Unending Pursuit of Humility,”AA Grapevine
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With one cup of AA and a pound of love, a sober mom bakes some delicious joy

The Gift of Gratitude

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One way to keep a grateful heart is to remember what AA has given us. The following passages were selected from our vast Grapevine Story Archives, which goes back to 1944. Thank you for sharing your stories with us

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Every day she prayed to Kate’s God, not knowing if it would work.
Then one day, while looking at a beautiful sunrise, she knew

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June 2022 | Stories by Longtimers!

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Making Amends

December 1981
By: P. M. | Riverside, Illinois
The Twelve Steps give us a way to repair and rebuild the past

An Endangered Species

April 1981
By: P. M. | Manchester, Missouri
A lighthearted look at an executive's attempt to get away with social drinking

Getting Honest With Ourselves

January 1981
By: P. M. | Riverside, Illinois

12th Tradition

November 1980
By: B. L
Anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our Traditions, ever reminding us to place principles before personalities - From the September 1971 Grapvine

What Is Acceptance?

November 1978
By: Bill W.
From the March 1962 Grapevine

The Gift of Surrender

April 1978
By: D. N. | Newark, Delaware

Two Messengers

February 1978
By: R. H. | Culver City, California
Faith comes to us in mysterious ways

The Amends I Most Dreaded to Make

August 1977
By: D. S. | Desert Hot Springs, California
Some things can never be undone, but there is a spirit that heals old wounds

The Counselor

February 1977
By: Anonymous | Cincinnati, Ohio
Do our attitudes toward professionals affect our ability to carry the AA message to newcomers?

High Finance

November 1975
By: Anonymous
The Artful Juggler: Even his bank said he lacked balance - From the April 1950 Grapevine

Learning to Handle Sobriety

March 1975
By: Bob P. | Connecticut
God willing, we may never again have to deal with drinking, but we do have to deal with sobriety every day

A Power Beyond the Mind

April 1972
By: B. M. | Saratoga, California
The Steps were translated into terms that I, an atheist, could understand

Westward Ho! the Booze!

July 1971
By: G. N. G. | Queens, New York
Another of the Grapevine's scientific studies of alcohol and alcoholics

I Got Out of the God Business

January 1970
By: R. S. | Vancouver, British Columbia
This self-proclaimed unbeliever has a three-point program that works for him and, he hopes, might help others - The Search for Spiritual Experience

Whiling Away the Days

She graduated from fantasy and books to alcohol and drugs

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