From the humor section of the online Grapevine;
The joke of the month from the March Grapevine…
“They got me for a D.U.I. last night,” the drunk raged to his friends. “But I think I’ll win this case. They were profiling!”
“Profiling?” questioned his buddies.
“Yeah, last night the cops were stopping everyone driving on the sidewalk.”
Richard M., Golden, Colorado
From Ham On Wry;
Groaned one boozer to his barroom buddy, “You think you’ve got problems–I lent a guy four grand for plastic surgery, and now I don’t know what he looks like!”
New Reporter
Washington, D.C.
A certain fellow was an alcoholic but also a very good golfer. …read more

I don’t think so and neither did Bill Wilson; (put together by Bill L. who has passed on the work of Jim Burwell to all of us.)
“1Q – How do you justify calling alcoholism an illness, and not a moral responsibility? (The Disease Concept)
1A – Early in A.A.’s history, very natural questions arose among theologians. There was a Mr. Henry Link who had written “The Return to Religion (Macmillan Co., 1937). One day I received a call from him. He stated that he strongly objected to the A.A. position that alcoholism was an illness. This concept, he felt, removed moral …read more

That’s right, He does.
This one is for me folks. If you’re not Christian you might want to look in another direction from this entry.
How many of you no longer believe in coincidences? I haven’t for quite some time although I often lose sight and am thankfully reminded. Thanks Jen! I need this right now, today and yesterday. I might have been on the right path but one of your commenters today firmed it all up! Traci mentioned Romans 8. Rick often quoted Romans 8 to me.
“So now there is no condemnation for those who belong to Christ Jesus.”
During the lengthy …read more