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Blueprint for Tomorrow

May 1993
By: George C.

Online Gang Hits The Road

October 2025 | AA & Technology
By: Chris S. | Bridgehampton, New York
After months of sharing with each other on computers, this bunch decided to go live

A Healthy Appetite for Beer

October 1996
By: Dave G. | Edenvale, Gauteng
SOUTH AFRICA

A Sign for Our Times

December 2005
By: Ken C. | Wilmington, North Carolina
A CPC/PI Officer gets creative

DR. Sam Parker of Kings County Suggests "Criteria for A.A. Work in Hospitals

March 1945
By: Sam Parker, M.D. | Brooklyn, New York

A First Time for Everything

March 1992
By: Jim N. | W. Springfield, Massachusetts

In the Place for Drunks

December 1964

Christmas. . .In the Place for Drunks

August 1954
By: Les D.
Selected for reprinting from December 1949 Grapevine by Al S., editor Dec. 1948-Dec. 1951

Exactly Where I’m Supposed To Be

Web Exclusives | Grapevine Online Exclusives
By: Joe M. | Franklin, Tenn.
One AA finds God in an unexpected discovery at work

Taking Calls for AA

September 2019 | Young & Sober
By: John S. | Kansas City, Mo.
Being on “the firing line” of service—and loving every minute of it

Along for the Ride

August 1986
By: R. F. | Tucson, Arizona

A For Attitude A For Action

June 1964
By: B. N. MacA. | Manhattan, New York
Working the Steps, I change: my life changes

PO BOX 1980

February 2009
By: Steve C. | Saint John, Indiana
Three years and going

Rx for an Alcoholic

April 2001
By: Rod M. | Regina, Saskatchewan

Progress Report for 198o

October 1969
By: L. H. | North Hollywood, California
A look into the future when joining Alcoholics Anonymous will be, not only socially acceptable, but even taken for granted

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A For Attitude A For Action

June 1964
By: B. N. MacA. | Manhattan, New York
Working the Steps, I change: my life changes

PO BOX 1980

February 2009
By: Steve C. | Saint John, Indiana
Three years and going

Rx for an Alcoholic

April 2001
By: Rod M. | Regina, Saskatchewan

Progress Report for 198o

October 1969
By: L. H. | North Hollywood, California
A look into the future when joining Alcoholics Anonymous will be, not only socially acceptable, but even taken for granted

Formula for an AA Meeting in the East

June 1961
By: Anonymous
First in a series reporting some regional differences that produce the same result--sobriety

Bidding for a New Life

July 1997
By: Johnny H. | Denver, Colorado

Mother's Day

May 2016
A once-drunken daughter takes her mom a special gift and ends up getting one herself

Making it Easy for Others to Love Us

January 2017
By: Paul C. | Oceanside, California
Years of AA have given him sobriety and acceptance and a life with compassion and wonder

A Dream is a Promise You Give Yourself

November 2023 | Gratitude
By: Elizabeth P. | New York
Instead of crashing at the gates of alcoholic hell, she got to have cake with her good sober friends

It Works For Me

September 2007
By: Paul M. | Riverside, Illinois
Sober sixty years, a member reflects on AA's principles

It Was a Beautiful Day For Dying

August 2003
By: Bruce S. | Virginia, Minnesota

There's a Seat for Me in Cuba

January 1999
By: Federico D. | New York, New York

PO Box 1980

September 2001
By: Tom F. | Fort Worth, Texas
A coin in the fountain

The Anecdote Bin

January 1964
Dedicated to the lighter side of our common problem

Pennies From Heaven For Kevin

April 2017
Years of alcoholic despair followed the wrenching death of his young son, but AA, and the mysterious appearance of a penny, save his life

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Grapevine Daily Quote February 21, 2018

“Not drinking is the first requirement for joy; the second requirement is gratitude.”

Lombard, Ill., February 1995 “The Most Beautiful Word in the English Language,” In Our Own Words
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Quote December 10, 2012

“Happiness is a by-product – the extra dividend of giving without any demand for a return.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., January 1958 From: “The Next Frontier: Emotional Sobriety” The Language of the Heart
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Quote August 18 2012

"There is among us AAs the ever present need for further spiritual development."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., July 1960 From: "Let's Keep it Simple – But How?" The Language of the Heart
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Quote August 28 2013

"Not drinking is the first requirement for joy; the second requirement is gratitude."

Lombard, Ill., Feb. 1995 "The Most Beautiful Word in the English Language" In Our Own Words: Stories of Young AAs in Recovery
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November 11, 2013

“We can’t grow without giving ourselves space for silence and the voice within.”

Greenwich Village, N.Y., December 1997 “Oh God, You Again?” I Am Responsible: The Hand of AA
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Quote January 26, 2015

“Putting my ego aside to ask others for help still doesn’t come naturally, so I’ve made it a part of my Tenth Step inventory, asking, ‘Have I failed to ask for help when I needed it today?’”

Phoenix, Ariz.“HELP,”AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 26, 2018

“Putting my ego aside to ask others for help still doesn’t come naturally, so I’ve made it a part of my Tenth Step inventory, asking, ‘Have I failed to ask for help when I needed it today?’”

Phoenix, Ariz. “HELP,” AA Grapevine
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Quote March 19 2014

"New people are the lifeblood of AA. I am eternally grateful to them. By extension I am, therefore, grateful to Tradition Three for making it possible for all who want what we have to come to AA."

Los Gatos, Calif., February 1993 "A Part of the Whole" AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote March 19, 2019

“New people are the lifeblood of AA. I am eternally grateful to them. By extension I am, therefore, grateful to Tradition Three for making it possible for all who want what we have to come to AA.”

“A Part of the Whole,” Los Gatos, California, February 1993, AA Grapevine
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Quote March 19, 2017

“New people are the lifeblood of AA. I am eternally grateful to them. By extension I am, therefore, grateful to Tradition Three for making it possible for all who want what we have to come to AA.”

Los Gatos, California, February 1993 “A Part of the Whole” AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote September 28, 2018

“I don’t fear for the future because I am in the loving arms of AA today.”

“Loving Arms,” Santa Monica, California, November 2004, No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Quote September 28, 2016

“I don’t fear for the future because I am in the loving arms of AA today.”

Santa Monica, Calif., November 2004 “Loving Arms” No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Quote June 8, 2015

"A good question to ask myself frequently is: What am I looking for – advice or approval?"

Tampa, Fla., May 1945 "Letters to the Editor" Thank You for Sharing: Sixty Years of Letters to the AA Grapevine
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Quote September 28 2013

"I don't fear for the future because I am in the loving arms of AA today."

Santa Monica, Calif., November 2004 "Loving Arms" No Matter What: Dealing with Adversity in Sobriety
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 26, 2019

“I write my goals and priorities in pencil, so I can erase them. This is not so I can sell myself short, but so I can strive for more ambitious outcomes. Recovery is a lifelong process; the moment I engrave in stone my blueprint for living, I’ll rediscover and recover something that is paramount to the value of my life. And then I’ll be looking for a new stone.”

Blythe, California, June 2005, “The Value of Life,”, Emotional Sobriety
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