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TRADITION SEVEN

Okay... so today is the kind of day I say Better late than Never in regards to sending this e-mail!! The good news for me is that if you were waiting on the arrival of this reminder to decide whether or not to make it... you probably weren't going to make it anyway!!

This week we will be discussing TRADITION SEVEN from the Twelve & Twelve pgs 160-165. Seems like some people are getting a bit bored of the traditions (except for Todd, he seems to love them!!). However, they are undeniably an important part of AA. It seems to me that if we like what AA as a whole has given us, it should matter to us how to keep AA healthy for the newcomer and for our own continued sobriety. PLUS.... There's only 6 more left so suck it up!!

Best regards,
David t
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