Today Patti celebrates her twenty sixth year of continuous sobriety!
I am so happy for Patti and I am sure all of you are also happy.
1. Энэхүү вэбсайтын цорын ганц зорилго нь Монгол Улс дах оюун ухаан болон бие махбодын хувьд эдгэрэх найдваргүй мэт санагдах тэдгээр хүмүүст эдгэрэхэд нь туслах зорилготой юм.... 2. Энэ бол ТАНЫ ВЭБСАЙТ. Бид таны санал хүсэлт, тайлбарыг дуртайяа хүлээн авах болно.... 3. Энэхүү вэбсайт нь А.А г төлөөлж байгаа биш юм. Энд байгаа бүх итгэл үнэмшил болон санаанууд нь энд оролцохыг сонгосон хувь хүн бүрийн санаа болох нь тодорхой бөгөөд АА аас ямар нэгэн зүйл тусгаагүй юм....
Today Patti celebrates her twenty sixth year of continuous sobriety!
I am so happy for Patti and I am sure all of you are also happy.
Sad (or is it?) to say the Sun is setting on year 2025.
Here in the United States, NOT in Mongolia, on the 4th of July, we celebrate one of our most popular holidays, Independence Day.
On June the 10th, 1935, at the Gatehouse of the Seiberling Mansion in Akron, Ohio, in the United States..
The below article from Wikipedia is extremely thorough in presenting A.A.'s history.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcoholics_Anonymous
All of us owe an enormous debt of gratitude for our recovery in The Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Today is a special day here in Mongolia.
Today is Mongolian Independence day.
Mongolia had been under the Chinese Qing dynasty rule for quite some time. However, due to several differences with the Chinese rulers, the Mongolians craved a state of their own. Like any other nation that is taken over, the biggest problem Mongolia experienced was the fight for the retention of their culture, which was slowly being replaced by the Chinese way of life. During the 20th century, the fire for independence grew and the Mongols started to take action to free the nation from the Qing dynasty.
In May 1911, the Xinhai Revolution overthrew the Qing dynasty and established the Republic of China. Seeing that the Chinese had problems of their own, the Mongols utilized the opportunity and managed to free themselves from Chinese rule. On December 29, 1911, Mongolia officially declared its independence from China. The spiritual leader of the Tibetan Buddhists was proclaimed the head of state. He was given the title of Bogd Khan of Mongolia. Unfortunately, Mongolia was only able to maintain a few years of peace and freedom before the Chinese returned to Mongolia and forcefully occupied the capital city. In fact, the Chinese also pushed the Mongolian government to sign a document that forfeited their autonomous status. At this point in time, Russian Bolsheviks stepped in to aid the Mongols
The Outer Mongolian Revolution took place in 1921 — a revolution that was fought with the help of Soviet troops. After the troops reclaimed Ulaanbaatar from the Chinese, Mongolia was declared independent once again. From 1921 until 1924, Mongolia worked to establish a new government..