Monthly articles on recovery and fellowship written by members of A.A. in San Francisco and Marin.
Service Keeps Me Sober
By Claire A. I went to Unity Day this year. I wanted to go, and I didn’t really want to go, but I had committed to it. My spouse was getting ready to go to
You’ve Got Some Nerve
By John. W. ‘Twas to be the jewel so long missingFrom the crown belonging upon my headThe gold star of my progress commemoratingThe passing to another of the Step lore I had wed. Armed with
The Easier, Softer Way
By Anon. How often I had heard the words: “I stopped going to meetings . . . “ woven somewhere within the fabric of an explanation for a “slip,” for a decision to have a
Service
By Dede. H. It’s a small way to say thank youIt’s a tiny way to help others It’s often not thanked or noticedIt’s something I too can do Even when I don’t feel like it Act myself into
A New Holiday Perspective
Bringing Joy to the Less Fortunate By Rick. R. How appropriate it seems that there are twelve months in a year and we have twelve steps in the program. November is often referred to as
