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Donna on October 13, 2009 at 11:49 AM said:

Hi, Just to let you know all my friends that I have given your book and/or t-shirt to have been impressed. I read The Principles Office "One Day At A Time", it's a another great resource for my recovery. I can't thank you enough for all the GOOD advice and PEACE you share. TOODLES

Sarah on September 4, 2009 at 09:58 AM said:

Hey Guys! Just wanted to tell you how great the site is and the store. I know I told you when I was home, but just wanted to reiterate it. I'm so proud of you and what you are doing. Inspiring People! Love you!

KIMBERLEE N RANGE on August 18, 2009 at 02:42 PM said:

Hey Ethan,

I was hangin with you mom yesterday at Dowses' beach in Osterville and she told me about your new undertaking. I just went on your website and am so impressed! Great job! I'm so proud of you and excited for you guys. When you were going through your sh-- I often thought it was so unfair but I know everything happens for a reason. sometimes we can't know the reason for a long time but then it all makes sense. This is your purpose in life the one God made you for. We all have purposes but some time we don't ever get to find out what it is. I"m still waiting for it to become clear to me, what my purpose is. You go man! Good luck.

from your very proud cousin,

Kim

andy white. aka whitewolf@aol.com on July 16, 2009 at 05:39 PM said:

i must say guys ur crazy. in the greatest way possible. you lernt ur lesson very quick and started this thing to bring light to the darkest day. today was a shiiiiiiiiiitttty day. bad company, hot, wind, boat half running, got soaked... then rained on. got back to dock...eh nvm we don't need to see this but i was strolling along brewster garden's path to jenny grismill looking for icecream. no ice cream closed... thinking how bad can this day get? poke my nose in a tiny teashop. "ooooo tea" i thought asked for iced tea and got a ton of veriety. two guys talking about tea and being completely serrious... first impression:WIERDOS! CRZY! got to talking though and learned sum good stuff and it totaly brightened my day. pssshhhh and they thought i was a juvinile delinkwatever.... thought i'd "stiff em'" who knew there were such soft spoken chill people. doing a great thing plymouth's youth...my generatio... needs more LIGHT conversation.

Tommy talks alot on June 5, 2009 at 09:15 AM said:

I must say that when I first began reading the electronic banter your front page has to offer, I thought to myself 'finally, a web site I can click on that is not only entertaining and spititually uplifting, but is also a place that anyone can visit without having to worry about things like personal attacks, unkind labels, or back door chuckles. So I read on, only to find a reference to someone turning into a 'Tommy talks alot'. I stopped right there and thought to myself, wait a minute, MY name is Tom. Worse than that, there are people I know that even call me Tommy. To make a long story semi short, I went from being shocked, to confused, to what can only be described as having acute paranoia. These thoughts in my head, repeating themselves over and over, 'do I really talk too much?..more than people not named Tommy?'. I havn't spoken since. Now when people say hi to me...I just nod and keep on walking. But this pledge to stop talking comes with it's own set of difficulties, especially at fast food drive up windows. I used to yell 'fore' on the golf course, now I just let people get hit. Phone conversations are the worst. So I just thought I'd fill you in on the profound impact your web site has had on me. I'd thank you in person, but things are different for me now.

Tommy who formally talked alot.

Lynne on June 4, 2009 at 08:09 AM said:

I am looking forward to checking out your store and of course the "Principles Office", it will be nice to read from the principles office rather than being sent there.

I appreciate you sharing all your effort on not only the site but watching from a distance how you lead a life of sobriety. I struggle everyday but knowing I am not allow is truly helpful. Thanks again.

mark on June 2, 2009 at 05:59 PM said:

Zero Is where the Real Fun starts. There's too much counting Everywhere else! Hafiz.

chris on May 18, 2009 at 04:35 PM said:

hey what up jeff just looken into your buizz card I like what I SEE N YOUR RIGHT NOW i GET IT THANKS FOR This morn n ya im gonna greet tomarrow good idea tlk about living without a drink 2 marrow k I got my foot ball wit me lol c you im the am you 2 eathan

Becca on February 24, 2009 at 06:24 AM said:

Help me to be curious about the world around me. Help me to be prepared for the challenges I face each day. Help me to be open to different tasks. Help me to be determined to complete my work. Help me to be responsible in all I do. Help me to be accepting of peoples differences. Help me to be kind in my thoughts and words. Help me to be aware of my talents. Help me to be myself- to be the best that I can be.

Jeremy H. on January 8, 2009 at 10:41 AM said:

Hey guys...I met you both at the New England Conference for Young People in A.A.(NECYPAA), in Waterbury CT last weekend. The conversation we had was the most powerful and inspiring experience I had at that convention. I just wanted to thank you for that. I am taking your advice, and in the last week I spoke for 25 mins at a commitment, started my new position as the Secretary on the committee for District 25(The Worcester area), and took on the responsibility of putting together a commitment once a month at a local hospital. I've also shared about the conversation we had, and the fears I had have subsided immensely. I was given the opportunity to help another person who recently lost their younger sister, something I also experienced. It was a moving experience because I was that person a couple years ago, sheepishly approaching someone who shared about losing a loved one, with tears in my eyes, barely able to get the question out.."Does it get any easier..?" I saw myself and was deeply affected by the fact that I was able to extend my hand, share my experience, and comfort that person just by being honest about my own experience. I truly understand the purpose of the conferences now, and my purpose for being there was fulfilled with your help. I just wanted to say thank you, and I love what you guys are doing with the website. I'll be keeping in touch. Thanks again. Your friend, Jeremy H.

Ally (formerly) C. on December 26, 2008 at 01:29 PM said:

Amazing site guys! I'm so impressed. Very inspirational and fun. You have so many great ideas with so much potential and I can't wait to see you put them into production!

Jimmy Cox Jr on October 29, 2008 at 06:18 PM said:

Ethan, man I am proud of you. It looks like you have found and started something that has helped you and will help others. You will always be a best friend and i wish you the best!!!!

Helga on October 16, 2008 at 04:38 AM said:

Hi guys Haven't been able to get to meetings with the new baby, so I have been hitting your site to get my AA fix. Your site looks great, keep it up, it's great for shut in's like me to keep connected. take care h when are you getting kids sizes in the shirts?????

JP on October 13, 2008 at 08:38 AM said:

Wat up guys, you guys have done a great job with the site. You know im always here for the 2 of you. By the way, 1 mulligan per hole is way to many, suck it up and hit the ball where it lies, even if it only went 10 yards in front of you. See you guys tommorow.

Lynne D on July 31, 2008 at 06:53 AM said:

Jeff and Ethan, thanks for taking time to implement this excellant site. I am enjoying it and will be back to check more of it out. I am also sending this link to others that I know will appreciate it. Thanks for sharing your journey, it really helps to know other people not only care but take the time to put being sober into action. Thanks, truly

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