Monthly articles on recovery and fellowship written by members of A.A. in San Francisco and Marin.
Pride, Humility, Shame
The Golden Mean By Rick R. Defining the word humility was not an easy thing to do and it took a long time to settle on an understanding that put it to rest for me.
A Magnifying Glass
By Dee H. I’ve gained a new lease on life I’ve learned to be serene My magnifying glass doesn’t magnify I’m focusing on the good things! Inversely proportional to my projections My serenity sinks
Humbly Recognizing Our Shortcomings
Accessing Accessibility By Anonymous I've been in A.A. for years, and I love the San Francisco fellowship. This community means everything to me. I'm also immunocompromised and at high risk for COVID. As masks
Write Now
by Christine R. When it comes to writing, we can refer to our Big Book where the text reflects “putting pencil to paper.” Phrases like this are here and in Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions.
My Identity
By Aaone E. I was fearfully and wonderfully made, I was born to learn as I grow, while making mistakes! My feelings of insecurities left me dry, I will never overcome with a negative mind.
Boom Boom Room
Three phases of my disease By Bree L. What it was Like I wasn’t much of a drinker, maybe a beer over a week. Then, at 21 I became legitimate and asked my father
