MANY OF YOU WILL NOT HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT THE MANY IMPORTANT HISTORICAL SITES OF THE FELLOWSHIP OF ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS.

I PLAN TO SHARE WITH YOU PHOTOS I HAVE TAKEN OF THEM AS WELL AS PHOTOS I HAVE TAKEN OF SPECIAL MEETING LOCATIONS THAT I HAVE VISITED.





Showing posts with label 4th of July. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 4th of July. Show all posts

Saturday, 4 July 2026

JUL 4, 26.. HAPPY, HAPPY, HAPPY 4th of JULY 2026

Today, we in the United States of America are celebrating our 250th birthday, marking a historic quarter-millennium of American independence!!

Unfortunately, as each and every single one of you reading along here know, there will be a lot of people (a LOT) who will be drinking and then driving a motor vehicle. 

What a tragedy that a great holiday will be forever spoiled for people who lose loved ones due to accidents caused by drinking alcohol and then driving.

Hopefully, with all of the Holiday Alcathons and regular meetings available to most of us, none of us will fall victim to a 4th of July 2026 Holiday tragedy!

Your Allies in Sobriey..

Friday, 4 July 2025

JUL 4, 25.. HAPPY, SAFE, SANE AND SOBER 4th OF JULY..

 Here we are! Snap your fingers and another year has slipped past us.


Thank You Ginny So Very Much For This Great Image.

With our 4th of July Greetings, we pray that all of you have a happy, safe, sane and Yes! A Sober 4th of July weekend.

Tuesday, 4 July 2023

JUL 4, 23 .. HAPPY 4th OF JULY 2023 .. A TIME FOR GRATITUDE

 Sober on the 4th of July, it doesn't get much better. 

In addition to our traditional holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Eve) the 4th of July is a holiday that lends itself to family gatherings. 

Guess what? Family gatherings, especially large ones, can lead to drinking. And more drinking. We all know what that can lead to!

So to be sober today is a gift of our program and one to be grateful for!

Of all the people this holiday who have braved crowded airline flights, cancelled flights, long waits, etc, I propose the below question:

Today's Rhetorical Question : How many people would you think had their 4th of July spoiled by excess drinking? How many may not even remember the event they traveled long and far to attend only to have a "blackout" experience?

Grateful NOT to be one of them?

We sure are!

Were all of you guys sober today?


Smiling!