Monthly articles on recovery and fellowship written by members of A.A. in San Francisco and Marin.
IT’S ALL IN THE COFFEE
By Christine R. As a newcomer to the Program, commuting by bus into San Francisco to a stress-filled office, I would jealousy keep the last remains of the Cabin coffee in my cup. Certain that
Integrity
By Dede H. Grounded in true core values Alcoholics Anonymous was new Among sick unprincipled drunks Love, courage, and honesty? We know how low they’d sunk Sure, we come in crawling On our knees—not dancing
The Principle of Integrity
By John W. It was difficult for me to see how that small untruth was hurting anyone, it was just helping me to keep peace around the homestead. The lie was after all only allowing
Fridays
By Judy R. For J. L. By day in a tower with windows frozen shut I breathe dry, canned air preserved in steel and glass where I ascend at high speed for the boardroom to
Anonymity: The Spiritual Foundation
We Failed Idealists Need Attention By Rick R. I came from a family riddled with alcoholic drinkers and many of them had the same problem as I did. I recall the first month or so,
