In  this  issue,  we  continue  with  Wally  P’s  “Back  to  Basics”  articles  on  Steps  5,  6  and  7.  Entitled  “Back to  the  Basics  of  Recovery,”  this  is  the  original  action  program  used  with  newcomers  by  the  first members  of  A.A.. Thank  you  to  our  Local  members  who  have  contributed  to  this  edition  of  The  Daily  Reprieve.    These include   “I   Must   Remember”,   “In   My   Shoes”,   “An   Attitude   of   Gratitude”,   “To   Whom   It   May Concern”,  “While  It  Sleeps”,  “Just  Me”,  and  “Insightful  &  Inspirational  Recovery  Catchphrases”.    We are   also   grateful   for   the   contributions   from   other   Fellows   from   around   the   world,   who   have contributed  to  the  Newsletter. The   Hospitals   &   Institutions/Public   Information   Committee   has   been   active   and   is   working   on Community  Outreach  Programs  and  an  upcoming  Workshop  with  Healthcare  Professionals. The  Social  and  Event  Committee  has  also  been  busy,  organising  monthly  social  events  and  a  small Roundup  in  October  2014.    Keep  It  Simple  Singapore  (KISS),  a  Weekend  of  Fun,  Fellowship  and Laughter  is  being  held  on  January  30  –  February  1  2015,  and  promises  to  be  just  that.  If  you  would like  further  information  or  would  like  to  offer  your  assistance  to  help  on  the  Committee,  please contact  events@singaporeaa.org. Thank  you  to  Claire  who  has  stepped  down  as  the  Editor  of  the  Daily  Reprieve  but  continues  to assist   with   her   invaluable   experience.   This   is   your   Newsletter,   and   is   made   possible   by contributions  from  our  members  so  if  you  are  a  budding  writer,  or  just  want  to  provide  an  act  of service,  all  contributions  are  gratefully  received.    You  can  submit  articles,  inpirational  quotes,  or cartoons  to  newsletter@singaporeaa.org Wishing  you  all  health,  hapiness  and  serenity. With  kind  regards, Michelle  K

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