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Hilo Bill W.

December 1957
By: Bud H. | San Diego, California

From AA's Scrapbooks: 1943

December 1957

AA Around the World

October 1957
By: Joe R.
FROM ZULULAND <lbNews, comments and letters from and about AA's worldwide outposts and centers--gleaned from letters to the Grapevine and General Service Headquarters, and from the "AA Exchange Bulletin," published monthly GSH

Thanks for the Memory

July 1957
By: H. L. S. | Los Angeles, California

Blonde Bombshell

May 1957
By: Marie C. | Salem, Oregon

Too Much Spotlight

November 1956
By: Anon. | Spokane, Washington

Thy Will Be Done

April 1956
By: Harvey D. | New York

From the Grass Roots

June 1955
By: P. | formerly of Boston, now of Miami, Florida
HOME AGAIN!

Mountain Meditation

February 1955
By: Ted

Merry Bushwa and a Happy Soup Kitchen

December 1954
By: W. S. R. | Scarsdale, New York

Thankful. . .Am I?

April 1954
By: E. B. | Newdale, Idaho

A Message From Cloud 19

October 1953
By: Don K. | San Francisco, California

Please God, Help Me to Mind My Own Damn Business

May 1953
By: T. T. | Falmouth, Massachusetts

Playing God

April 1953
By: G. B. W. | Martinsville, Virginia
An easy--and bad--habit to fall into

The Green Tie

March 1953
By: P. O&#039;B. | Manhattan, New York

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Dear Grapevine

December 2024 | Remote Communities and Sober Holidays

A Mother’s Day Wish

May 2024 | How the Steps Changed My Life
By: Mary Ann G. | Dundalk, Maryland
After years of heartache and regret, she found the son her drinking took away

Marie

March 2024 | Spanish-Speaking AA Members
By: Marie M. | Berwyn, Illinois
A grandmother shares about her chaotic childhood, her descent into alcoholism and her spiritual life today

Best little meeting in Utah

April 2023 | AA & Families
By: Anonymous | Wilton Manors, Fla.
When drama exploded on a sibling camping trip, the perfect solution became a family affair

Father knows best

March 2023 | Get Into Service
By: Paul M. | Delhi, Ontario
Desperate to stop craving beer, he confessed to his priest. Luckily, his answer was right downstairs

The Last Three Things

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Pat L. | Eatonville, Wash.
For this alcoholic, the Promises came true off the page, in real life

Getting in the cloud

November 2021 | Prayer and Meditation
By: Patrick M. | College Park, Md.
During COVID-19 a newcomer gets busy and opens himself and his group up to a new sober world

Dear Grapevine

July 2021 | The Annual Prison Issue

AA News

November 2020 | Our Twelve Traditions
Breaking Down Barriers

A New Light In Zhengzhou

July 2020 | AA Around The World
By: Terry M. | Gilbert, Ariz.
Stirring souls and touching hearts, a powerful weekend in China brings hope to millions of alcoholics

The Committee

July 2020 | AA Around The World
By: Andy A. | St. Peters, Mo.,
Voices # 1,2,3 and 4 have lots to say about Andy’s day off. Oh wait, #5 does too

Not Cured. But Sober

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Susan R. | St. Peters, Mo.
A visit to a liquor store inspires a prayer of gratitude for sobriety

Unity is the Gift

June 2020 | The Annual Prison Issue
By: Mykel P. | Tiburon, Calif.
A secular AA member shares about his struggles, how service heals and how good it is to tear down borders that divide us

It Wasn’t Always Like That

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Maria N. | Roosevelt Island, NY
Fried eggs are just breakfast to some people—but a sober revelation to her

I Cried as Much as He Did

December 2019 | Remote Communities & Sober Holidays
By: Rick T. | Queen Creek, Ariz.
He didn’t like hospitals—not the smells nor the food. But this day, he discov-ered something really special that made him want to come back

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