Armchair Anniversary
August 2005
By:
Carl O.
| Milford, Massachusetts
Not everyone likes the spotlight
Powers of Example
August 1982
By:
Anonymous
| Roanoke, Virginia
They come in all shapes and sizes--newcomers and old-timers, those who make the program come alive, and those who don't make it at all. Everywhere in AA, we discover
And Then There Were Ten
February 1982
By:
P. L.
| Ossining, New York
Each sober year brought its ups and downs
Do We Make a Farce Out of Anonymity at the Private Level?
November 1977
By:
P. G.
From the September 1968 Grapevine
Beyond Step One
June 1974
By:
Sally H.
| Bellevue, Washington
Are we missing a great and thrilling adventure because we cannot honestly say, "Here are the steps we took"?
The Loneliness of Noninvolvement
September 1973
By:
M. M.
| Lindenhurst, NewYork
It's not quite enough to just come and sit and go
The Good AAS from Outside
February 1971
By:
C. M.
| Miami, Florida
My heart will always be in institutional AA, for I know what it has done for me".
The Fellowship in Eastern Europe
A member is grateful for the plenitude of meetings at home after a trip abroad
The September Grapevine Is Here!
This month's special section features stories on keeping AA safe for everyone
The Other Christmas
December 1968
By:
Neva
| Alvin, Texas
Today all is calm, all is bright. But memories of Chirstmases past recall the story that brought hope
Do We Make a Farce Out of Anonymity at the Private Level?
September 1968
By:
P. G.
| Easthampton, New York