Author Archives: wpadmin

  August 6, 2024 “In examining the precision and aptness of the small, I can be more appreciative of the large.” “A High Class Drunk,” Vancouver, British Columbia, January 1994,… Read More »

  August 5, 2024 “Many ask ‘What is anonymity?’ and ‘What is humility?’ To me, they are almost the same thing. They are devoid of prestige; they demand nothing; they… Read More »

  August 4, 2024 “Forgiveness seems to depend more on the love of the one who does the forgiving than on the lovability of the one being forgiven.” “The Fire… Read More »

  August 3, 2024 “Nobody argued about whose Higher Power was higher.” “It Works for Me,” Riverside, Illinois, September 2007, Voices of Long-Term Sobriety   Now Available on the Grapevine… Read More »

  August 2, 2024 “We are privileged to communicate with each other to a degree and in a manner not very often surpassed among our nonalcoholic friends in the world… Read More »

  August 1, 2024 “I think my Higher Power stepped in and started leading me out of the alcoholic life, as I seemed incapable of doing it on my own.”… Read More »

  July 31, 2024 “Spirituality is not based on logic, it is faith-driven. Faith makes the impossible possible.” “Sk8ting Through Life,” Sacramento, California, September 2005, In Our Own Words: Stories… Read More »

  July 30, 2024 “The grace of the Fellowship and the principles of the program carry us through the tough spots as well as the times of joy. Whether we… Read More »

  July 29, 2024 “I continue to attend AA meetings because anything I know about recovery seems to have a shelf-life of 72 hours.” “The Bottom of the Glass,” Providence,… Read More »

  July 28, 2024 “I learned that if I had the capacity to be honest, I would get better.” “From Rags to Riches,” Cornwall, Ontario, January 2005, Voices of Long-Term… Read More »