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Ham on Wry

March 1998

Carrying the Message

December 1964
By: J. G. | Manhattan, New York
As long as you're up. . .

Music, Money & Free Drinks

Magazine Issue March 2024 | Topics Español Work/Career

The mop will set you free

Magazine Issue June 2022 | Topics Beginners/Newcomers Service/Into Action Sponsorship

Forgiveness Set Me Free

Magazine Issue April 2020 | Topics Emotional Sobriety Letters from Readers (Dear Grapevine) Spirituality

P. O. Box 1980

January 1963
By: J. G. | New York, New York
Thank you S.G.

PO Box 1980

September 1980
By: M. K. | Middletown, N.Y.
One dozen parachutes

P.O. Box 1980

June 1961
By: D. C. A. | Ludwigsburg
Hopping and sober

Freedom--Behind Bars

July 1957
By: Joe G. | Norfolk, Massachusetts

AA News

June 2024 | Happy Birthday Grapevine!
Celebrating Grapevine’s 80th Birthday

PO Box 1980

October 1994
By: J.B. | Waukesha, Wisconsin
Trick or treat

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The Big Book

December 2001
Selections from the Grapevine's on-line forum

Honeymoons Can Get Boring

August 1959
By: Henry S. | Chicago, Illinois

PO Box 1980

July 1974
By: G. B. | Johannesburg
Black AAs in Southern Africa

PO Box 1980

May 1981
By: ANONYMOUS | California
A person I had never met

Dear Grapevine

June 2014
Letters from readers

He Hated Drunkalogs--So He Drank

July 1976
By: N. T. L. | Carson City, Nevada

Carrying the Message

March 1974
By: ANONYMOUS | Lexington, Kentucky
More than just words

Freedom

July 1959
By: Merv K. | New Ulm, Minnesota

The Way Out

May 1990
By: Kevin F. | New York, New York

Your Move

October 1994
By: Cheryl A. | Bellevue, Nebraska
Opinions Anonymous?

Among the Lucky Ones

June 1980
By: F. S. | Silver Spring, Maryland

How to Lead a Miserable Life

July 1998
By: Maria C. | Midwest City, Oklahoma

IV

April 1947
By: R. F. S. | Montclair, New Jersey

In Sync

March 2014
By: Lawrence R. | Waukesha., Wisconsin

PO Box 1980

January 1991
By: K. H. | Rota
Looks can be deceiving

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Grapevine Daily Quote June 25

“If we follow our Traditions, we will survive and, I hope, grow. The Traditions tell us to serve—not govern; to attract—not promote; to carry the message—not force it on anyone; to keep the three legacies alive: recovery, unity, and service. These are our lifelines.”

"“Keeping Recovery Alive,” Raleigh, North Carolina, January 2000, I Am Responsible: The Hand of AA "
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Quote January 1, 2015

“From first to last, AA is a of program of action. It is not particularly useful for me simply to admit that some aspect of myself needs
correcting and then to do nothing about it. Admission that something is the matter is the doorway to growth; but there will be no growth unless I follow up the admission with action.”

West Henrietta, N.Y., October 2007 “Step Ten: Up Close and Personal,” Emotional Sobriety II
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 1, 2018

“From first to last, AA is a of program of action. It is not particularly useful for me simply to admit that some aspect of myself needs correcting and then to do nothing about it. Admission that something is the matter is the doorway to growth; but there will be no growth unless I follow up the admission with action.”

West Henrietta, N.Y., October 2007 “Step Ten: Up Close and Personal,” Emotional Sobriety II
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Grapevine Daily Quote January 1, 2019

“From first to last, AA is a of program of action. It is not particularly useful for me simply to admit that some aspect of myself needs correcting and then to do nothing about it. Admission that something is the matter is the doorway to growth; but there will be no growth unless I follow up the admission with action.”

West Henrietta, N.Y., October 2007, “Step Ten: Up Close and Personal,”, Emotional Sobriety II
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Grapevine Daily Quote December 31

“From first to last, AA is a of program of action. It is not particularly useful for me simply to admit that some aspect of myself needs correcting and then to do nothing about it. Admission that something is the matter is the doorway to growth; but there will be no growth unless I follow up the admission with action.”

West Henrietta, N.Y., October 2007, “Step Ten: Up Close and Personal,”, Emotional Sobriety II
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Quote March 21 2014

"We are losing all fear of those violent emotional storms which sometimes cross our alcoholic world; perhaps it bespeaks our confidence that every storm will be followed by a calm; a calm which is more understanding, more compassionate, more tolerant than any we ever knew before."

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1946 "Who Is a Member of Alcoholics Anonymous?" The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote March 21, 2019

“We are losing all fear of those violent emotional storms which sometimes cross our alcoholic world; perhaps it bespeaks our confidence that every storm will be followed by a calm; a calm which is more understanding, more compassionate, more tolerant than any we ever knew before.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1946, “Who Is a Member of Alcoholics Anonymous?”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote March 21, 2017

“We are losing all fear of those violent emotional storms which sometimes cross our alcoholic world; perhaps it bespeaks our confidence that every storm will be followed by a calm; a calm which is more understanding, more compassionate, more tolerant than any we ever knew before.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1946 “Who Is a Member of Alcoholics Anonymous?” The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote March 20

“We are losing all fear of those violent emotional storms which sometimes cross our alcoholic world; perhaps it bespeaks our confidence that every storm will be followed by a calm; a calm which is more understanding, more compassionate, more tolerant than any we ever knew before.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1946, “Who Is a Member of Alcoholics Anonymous?”, The Language of the Heart
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Grapevine Daily Quote March 19

“We are losing all fear of those violent emotional storms which sometimes cross our alcoholic world; perhaps it bespeaks our confidence that every storm will be followed by a calm; a calm which is more understanding, more compassionate, more tolerant than any we ever knew before.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1946, “Who Is a Member of Alcoholics Anonymous?”, The Language of the Heart
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Quote October 11, 2015

“As long as I am willing to do what I am called to do in any given moment and to abandon the effort to control the results of my actions, then I am following the path that my Higher Power – call it God, Good Orderly Direction, the soul, the life force, or anything else – has set out for me.”

Thompson, Pa., March 1997 “A Remarkable Sensation” AA Grapevine
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Quote October 11 2012

"As long as I am willing to do what I am called to do in any given moment and to abandon the effort to control the results of my actions, then I am following the path that my Higher Power – call it God, Good Orderly Direction, the soul, the life force, or anything else – has set out for me."

Thompson, Pa., March 1997From: "A Remarkable Sensation" AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 10

“As long as I am willing to do what I am called to do in any given moment and to abandon the effort to control the results of my actions, then I am following the path that my Higher Power – call it God, Good Orderly Direction, the soul, the life force, or anything else – has set out for me.”

“A Remarkable Sensation,” Thompson, Pennsylvania, March 1997, AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote October 10

“As long as I am willing to do what I am called to do in any given moment and to abandon the effort to control the results of my actions, then I am following the path that my Higher Power – call it God, Good Orderly Direction, the soul, the life force, or anything else – has set out for me.”

“A Remarkable Sensation,” Thompson, Pennsylvania, March 1997, AA Grapevine
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Grapevine Daily Quote April 13

“As long as I am willing to do what I am called to do in any given moment and to abandon the effort to control the results of my actions, then I am following the path that my Higher Power – call it God, Good Orderly Direction, the soul, the life force, or anything else – has set out for me.”

“A Remarkable Sensation,” Thompson, Pennsylvania, March 1997, AA Grapevine
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