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Short Takes

May 1965
By: Alvinos

The Anecdote Bin

March 1963

Heard at Open Meetings

December 1961

From the Grass Roots

April 1959
By: H. C. M. | Edmonton, Alberta
OUTSIDE OUR CIRCLE

Take Note

August 1948
By: Globe Democrat | St. Louis, Missouri

The Car Thief

January 2014
By: Gym C. | Los Angeles, California
Panic set in as he called the police. Someone had stolen his car—and everyone at work had to know

End of the road

April 2010
By: CHRIS M. | Buffalo, N.Y.
When his wife threatens to walk out, he goes to his first AA meeting

Restored to Reality

October 2004
By: Simon H. | New York
When drinking, his life was a nightmare. When he got sober, it was real.

Sponsor Relationships

November 1979
By: E. S.
Everybody needs somebody to work things out<lbFrom the September 1975 Grapevine

Overcoming Depression

August 1977
By: S. M. | Arlington, Virginia
Along with booze and pills, old ideas have to be cast aside

AA and Al-Anon Gave Us a Second Chance

March 1977
By: D. R. | Rochester, New York

Sponsor Relationships

September 1975
By: E. S. | Manhattan, New York
Everybody needs somebody to work things out

Grapevine Daily Quote August 17, 2018

“No generation is a carbon copy of the previous one ... Young people in the meetings today are in many respects luckier: They have learned more in less time. If they seem to dwell at length on how they are feeling at the moment, it doesn’t mean they are less dedicated to stopping drinking one day at a time and practicing the Steps of the program. Nor does less shame, brought about by less stigma, mean less dedication.”

“...And the Wisdom to Know the Difference,” New York, New York, June 1994, Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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Quote August 17 2013

"No generation is a carbon copy of the previous one ... Young people in the meetings today are in many respects luckier: They have learned more in less time. If they seem to dwell at length on how they are feeling at the moment, it doesn't mean they are less dedicated to stopping drinking one day at a time and practicing the Steps of the program. Nor does less shame, brought about by less stigma, mean less dedication."

New York, N.Y., June 1994 "...And the Wisdom to Know the Difference" Voices of Long-Term Sobriety
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At Wit's End

November 2010
By: RICHARD | New York, N.Y.
Spirit of rotation

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Carrying the Message

October 1972
By: F. K. | East Orange, New Jersey
No smoking AA meetings?

Going Up!

August 1972
By: T. W. N. | La Jolla, California
Sobriety, like beauty, is its own reward. But usually there are fringe benefits, too

About Alcoholism - Alcoholism Information, Research and Treatment

June 1971
By: Jack Hill
Rent-a-drunk

Carrying the Message

February 1971
By: DEE | Wisconsin
'Fellowship' or 'socializing'?

Carrying the Message

January 1971
By: B. M. | London
Different accent--Same AA

Carrying the Message

November 1967
By: ELEANOR | Pompano Beach, Florida
Wife's-eye view

Carrying the Message

September 1967
By: TONY | Ra&#039;s at Tannurah
Tonight's meeting

Mr. Dooley's St. Patrick's Day Lament

March 1965
By: Anon.
(With this author's apologies to the Irish, of whom he is one, and to the creator of Mr. Dooley, Finley Peter Dunne.)

P.O. Box 1980

August 1960
By: Anon. | Tennessee
BACK TALK

From the Vintage Years

August 1957
Thirteen Years Ago. . .

Twelve Suggested Questions

April 1957
By: Anon. | Amarillo, Texas
for use in taking <lbA DAILY MORAL INVENTORY

First Meeting

May 1954
By: Anonymous | Southern Maryland

Report From Okinawa

June 1953
By: Bob S. | Okinawa

From the Grass Roots

December 1952
By: Anonymous | New Jersey
I FACED A TRAGEDY

Mail Call for All A.A.s at Home Or Abroad

December 1947
By: P.L.C. | Island Falls, Maine
Going It Alone

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