quotable quotes: snow

[image courtesy Irish Times]

Fine snow falling

flake by flake.

Each flake falls

in its own proper place.

- Ho Koji

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My heart has been pretty full the last little while. As many of you know, my son has a rare neuromuscular disorder--one that will, someday, take his life. We have been privileged to be in contact with other parents whose children are afflicted with this disease. While that is in so many ways a blessing, in other ways it can be truly heart-rendering: I get very attached to these children, and when one of them passes, it is hard, as well as a sickening reminder of my child's mortality. Well, that happened this past week...one beautiful, perfect little girl went home.

Why am I telling you this? Yes, it's depressing. And unpleasant to think about, especially at a time of year when we should be rejoicing. I personally have a tendency to get caught up in the packages and tinsel and Christmas music, and I make of that my Christmas. This year, though, it is so much more. I need it to be more.

I need Christmas to be the virgin mother delivering in a stall. I need it to be that tiny, precious, perfect Child who came to fix everything. That Child through whom we are delivered from death and the pain of separation. That Child who loved us enough to come and enable us to be with family members forever, not just for now.

My heart is hung on that hope. It is reflected in the evergreen tree symbolizing eternal life, and in the lights hung upon it, symbolizing the Light of the World. We give each other gifts to typify the gift He gives us: resurrection and reuniting with family. If nothing else, Christmas this year for me will be a celebration of the Christ Child's gift of not letting this life be all--that when my son and I are separated that I will see him again.

And I am so grateful for it.

What does Christmas mean to you? How are you helping make it more than commercialism?

Devon is wife to a wonderful guy and mom to a superhero. See a real live Superman at The Daily Dakin.


picture courtesy www.lds.org

Reflection

Facebook lends its users a peek into the thoughts and lives of their friends or loved ones. Each day as I 'check in' on my home page, I'm uplifted and encouraged by updates that my good friends share. Many get me thinking. My friend Rachel recently posted this thought and it had my mind racing:

I'm going to start following my baby's example and give myself a huge smile every time I look in the mirror.

Tell me that does not make you smile just thinking about trying it?

Can you imagine the impact on our spirits by this simple act alone? We would most likely feel a giggle rise from the tips of our toes to our eyebrows- just like a baby.

We may recognize more closely our beautiful skin- whether wrinkled with wisdom or not; our nose- pointed, crooked or flat; eyes so magical that they sparkle with the happiness of God's creation; our lips would be turned up at the corners and ready to spread the joy onward. A reflection of our own smile might help us more fully feel the measure and connection of our spirit within our body and marvel at, appreciate, and feel blessed for the uniqueness which was created in us.

Have you given yourself a much deserved, if not needed, 'huge smile' in the mirror lately?

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Cashew Tower Give-Away: Trying to Stay Calm (ends Dec. 22)
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Recipe of the Week:

Holiday Tree Brownies: Betty Crocker


Modern Molly's Favorite Posts:

Religion~
Christmas Gifts printable: Emma's Place
Service Project: LDS Activity Day Ideas
FHE General Conference Lesson: Christmas Lesson: Family Home Evening
December VT Message: Visiting Teaching

Volunteer Opportunity~

Family Search Indexing: Family Search

Home~
Gumdrop Trees: Make and Takes
EZ Budget Planner: Zions Bank
Consumer Information: Clark Howard


Date Night Idea of the Week:

Pizzeria Date Night: Love Actually

Church Video of the Week:

"Christmas Spirit"

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Mary, Mother of Jesus

When the virgin Mary was made aware of her pregnancy, she journeyed to the home of her friend Elizabeth who was pregnant with John the Baptist, and there sot comfort and acceptance in her condition. Upon her return home she was further along in her pregnancy and sure to face opposition.

During this season through my mothering years, my mind has often reflected on Mary's possible emotions, her mortal worries and fears surrounding her condition, and on bearing and rearing the Son of God while barely being espoused to Joseph in her society. No doubt her belief in God, her acceptance of His divine role for her, and carrying the Christ child bolstered her faith and drove her onward.

Her example of faith was evident in her conviction to "fear not" when the threat of stoning followed her for conceiving out of wedlock. When she awaited Joseph's confirmation of his divine role as Jesus' earthly father. As her and Joseph made there arduous trek to Bethlehem, the Holy City, to seek refuge. And finally, when at the moment of delivery, lying in the only shelter that could be found, she suffered through the pains of child birth knowing that the Son of God, the Prince of Peace, would begin his mortal ministry on this Earth being born in a stable.

How blessed we are for the example of fortitude and more importantly, the faith of Mary. For her devotion to her calling as the Mother of Jesus Christ. My heart is full of gratitude for her sacrifice in the birth, life and death of her Son and her role as His mother. May we cherish and immulate Mary's faithful example at this Christmastime and always. 

Divine Diva Media Launch!

Modern Molly Mormon is joining forces with Family Home Evening and Love Actually in the creation of Divine Diva Media social networking group! It's a brand new site revolved around one central goal:

“Empowering women, strengthening relationships and deepening family bonds one click at a time.”

It's a main site where you can find anything you need to better yourself through inspiration and often hands on activities and tips. Modern Molly Mormon for self enrichment, Family Home Evening to strengthen family bonds and Love Actually for the best ideas to bring romance into your marriage!!

Don't forget to mark your calendars because Divine Diva Media launches January 1st! Also, if you have a business, site or blog and you would like to join Divine Diva Media as a sponsor check out the great deals we have going!

quotable quotes: what Christmas is all about

From the New Testament:

And there were in the same country shepherds abiding in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. And, lo, the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the glory of the Lord shone round about them: and they were sore afraid. And the angel said unto them, Fear not: for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great bjoy, which shall be to all people. For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord. And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger. And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God, and saying, Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men. - Luke 2:8-14

Or the Old Testament:

For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, The Mighty God, The Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. - Isaiah 9:6

Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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Recipe of the Week:

Holiday Tree Brownies: Betty Crocker


Modern Molly's Favorite Posts:

Religion~
Christmas Gifts printable: Emma's Place
Service Project: LDS Activity Day Ideas
FHE General Conference Lesson: Prayer & Promptings: Family Home Evening
December VT Message: Visiting Teaching

Volunteer Opportunity~

Family Search Indexing: Family Search

Home~
Gumdrop Trees: Make and Takes
EZ Budget Planner: Zions Bank
Consumer Information: Clark Howard


Date Night Idea of the Week:

Pizzeria Date Night: Love Actually

Church Video of the Week:

"Christmas Spirit"

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quotable quotes: suffering

[image "Overcome with Emotion" courtesy joits]

Although the world is full of suffering, 

it is also full of the overcoming of it.

~ Helen Keller                  

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Food Storage Made Easy Winner!

I want to once again thank our sponsor Food Storage Made Easy for this amazing giveaway!

Don't forget to check them out for a comprehensive guide to building your food storage, one BabyStep at a time.

And the winner of the Food Storage Made Easy Binder is...

Eggett Family!!!

Congrats! Please send your email addresses to untypicallyjia@gmail.com so we can set you up with your prizes!

Giveaway Extension!

Our Food Storage Made Easy Giveaway was supposed to end last night at midnight! But seeing that I have to leave for work here in a moment and won't return until this afternoon I've decided to extend the Giveaway several more hours!

So head over to the giveaway post because you have until 5pm (MST) for one last chance to enter! Oh, and if you've already entered as many times as the contest allows, why don't you go ahead and enter one last time and just say "I need my Food Storage Made Easy!" for 5 extra entries (just make sure to leave 5 additional comments for it).

The Dainty Wildflower

When it comes to youthful affairs of the heart
Though my loves have been but a few
It doesn't take prideful impressing by him
A sweet romance will always do

When I reflect upon the wildflowers
On the path on which I go
Makes me ponder much of simple times
When hearts would let young lovers know

"To determine the worth of a goodly man"
Said the lass with a delicate air
"A dozen long-stemmed roses from he
will determine the perfect pair"

One shan't judge a book by its cover
but in roses the belief isn't so thought
Crimson passion, pink child-life fashion,
Gold-flamed petals be eternally sought

If I were to discern a future fellow
by a flower yellow stained
For a life of selfless giving
Only a friend could I take his name

The most delicate rose, it's white shining remains
the pure, untouched bloom could very well claim
Loving devotion for a righteous eternity's bliss
Temple covenants pledged with no shame

Yet as I admire on this heavenly day
God's creations well aged and fresh new
I yearn for eternal companionship
A worthy mate living life, loving true

My eyes don't need sight of rare flowers
Money has only Earthly concern
I gaze at each delicate wildflower bud
Simplicity has caused my wild heart to turn

Sincerity's flower will win my true heart
To a man whose devotion's unmarred
Who strives for Celestial perfection
and to me plucks up one dainty wildflower

July 1, 1996
Nicole Marie Watson

***

There is a very specific reason I chose a waterfall instead of a wildflower for this post. It was written when I was 16, while hiking around Silver Falls State Park in Silverton, Oregon. It was an incredibly gorgeous day, and despite all my jaunts to Silver Falls....I recall this day as the most beautiful. I walked off the beaten path a bit near South Falls, sat on a large mossy rock, pulled out my notebook, and was immediately touched with the inspiration for this poem.

I am a certifiable hopeless romantic. I can't remember ANY time in my life where I wasn't "in love" or had a crush. I idealize relationships, foolishly look past faults, and let my heart grow attached very quickly. I love seeing people in love...the tender glances, the affection, the chivalry, the exploding smiles and blushing cheeks. When I played kissing tag in elementary school, kissing was gross to me...I liked it because it gave me the chance to be kissed. I love to be "in love." I am completely in love my husband now, but that does not diminish the emotion that I have felt in the past for other men. While some girls grow up dreaming of their ideal fairy-tale weddings, I didn't really put much thought into it. I just wanted a man to love and cherish me for the rest of my life.

I wrote this poem intending to give it to my future husband on my wedding day. But the notebook got tucked away in a box at some point, and I forgot about it. I quickly married in my first year of college, and five years later it ended in divorce. All the hopes and dreams of eternity that I'd idealized for years were splintered, and I wondered if I'd ever find a man that would make me as happy as those youthful dreams.

Around the time I met Taylor, I found the poem and let him read it. His response was so generic....something to the effect of "Yeah, that's pretty good." Taylor's sweet and romantic in his own way, such as the numerous love mix CDs he made while we were dating. He probably didn't realize how important this poem was to me. I was upset, so back into a box it went until I uncovered it this week.

I think I now dedicate this poem to the IDEA of the love I wanted for my future; the idea that inspired me to hold fast to my chastity. There have been many bumps along the road, many selfish jerks and users. I've been a selfish user. I've had my heart broken and I've broken hearts. As an adult, I believe that the sum of all the love from those broken hearts has given me the capacity to love more. I am more patient, more forgiving, and a better parent.

Tennyson said, "'Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all." To this thought, I heartily agree.

Nicole is a former Modern Molly contributor who graciously returned for this beautiful Guest appearance. She is the wife of a pilot, mother of one, compulsive traveler, bargain shopper, blogging addict who works in health care philanthropy. Read more of her stories at www.cuteculturechick.com.

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Recipe of the Week:

Gingerbread Cut-Outs: Betty Crocker


Modern Molly's Favorite Posts:

Religion~
Wise Men Still Seek Him printable: Emma's Place
Spiritual Beauty: LDS Activity Day Ideas
FHE Lesson: Service Project-Helping Those in Need: Family Home Evening Blog
December VT Message: Visiting Teaching

Volunteer Opportunity~

Family Search Indexing: Family Search

Home~
Simple Holiday Potpourri: Make and Takes
EZ Budget Planner: Zions Bank
Consumer Information: Clark Howard

Food Storage Tip of the Week:

Week #9 Tip: Food Storage Fridays~ Family Home Evening Blog


Date Night Idea of the Week:

Date of the Month Club: Homemade Christmas Gift: Love Actually

Church Video of the Week:

"How Do I Love Thee"

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Fabulously Easy Holiday Recipe

Just in time for all your Holiday entertaining, I have discovered the easiest and yummiest dessert that looks beautiful to serve to company.

And the best part - it couldn't hardly be easier. That is my kind of recipe for a busy holiday season!

Tres Leches Cake

1 yellow cake mix
1 C. sweetened condensed milk
1 C. half & half
1 can evaporated milk
1 quart whip cream
2 T. sugar

Make the yellow cake in a 9 x 13 pan as directed. Mix the above milks together. When cake is cooled, poke with holes (wooden spoon works well).

Mix the three milks together with a whisk in a medium bowl. Pour the 3 milk mixture over the top and let chill in refrigerator for several hours.

Before serving, top with topping cream, whipped with the 2T. sugar.

We served this at our ward Christmas party to 250 people and it was a huge hit. I signed up to bring one to the party, that's how I ended up with this fabulous recipe. I couldn't believe how easy it was to make - and how YUMMY it is!

Enjoy!

Kristin is a Latter Day Mom, just trying to "Endure to the End" one day at a time. You can follow these antics and more at Alpine Klein Bunch.

Wonderful Winter

Where I live winter is long.

Long, dark, bitter cold, full of smog and down right miserable. I'm not the first to admit winter is my least favorite season. Fortunately, natures trade off for enduring winter hardships are her other seasons: spring, summer and fall. No waking up early to slip and slide to a snow drenched car only to have my covered hands, nose and ears lose feeling and threaten to fall off in a matter of seconds. No slippery roads and crazy drivers. No back breaking shoveling. Yes, each year when winter harshness fades into spring, I have found myself happily anticipating the arrival of three seasons of bliss!

Over the last ten years I have wished winter away. Ignoring all of winter's goodness and focusing on its negatives have not elicited an attitude of gratitude, but rather, an attitude of annoyance- hatred even. This ungrateful attitude was beginning to transfer over to other areas of life, challenging my faith, and creating an unhappy, slightly annoyed, ornery me. Knowing that winter would once again make its yearly return, I had to make a conscious decision that I was going to change my attitude. I was bound and determined to love winter. With all it's annoyances, I was once again, like I did as a child, going to be grateful for winter and enjoy it's bounty. All of it. The good and the not so good.

My attitude for the upcoming months has improved. I've found myself eagerly awaiting snow to pour from the skies. For the sensation of flakes falling on my face while trying to catch at least one on my tongue. For the cold outside air so I have a good excuse to make a baked sugary treat, snuggle in my blanket and have a read-a-thon. For hot chocolate coating my stomach after enjoying magical snow time with my children. For exhilarating rides downhill in the toboggan, peaceful ski lift journeys, sailing down groomed mountain slopes, snow angels, and my new favorite- snow shoeing. Winter cannot come soon enough.

Having an attitude of gratitude about winter has worked so well that this morning I even found myself thankful for the cold air just so I could appreciate the sun's rays as they streamed in through my kitchen window and warmed my face.

Bring on the snow!

With this attitude change, I'm reminded of the scripture passage 2 Nephi 2:10-11 &15 in the Book of Mormon where Lehi is speaking with his son Nephi, and explaining how opposition is a necessary part of eternal laws. It's true that to each, there is an opposite. Just as the seasons and their parts are opposites. The most integral part is that to truly enjoy the good, we must be grateful for the opposite of that good. Grateful for the bad and how great it makes the good! My winter attitude of gratitude is just a minute example of how embracing this principle of opposition has helped me look forward to winter and is precisely how I plan endure it.

How has having an attitude of gratitude helped you in your life?

quotable quotes: delighting in the Lord

Delight thyself also in the Lord; and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart.

Psalms 37:4

Behold, my soul delighteth in the things of the Lord; and my heart pondereth continually upon the things which I have seen and heard.

2 Nephi 4:16

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Food Storage Made Easy GIVEAWAY!

Jodi and Julie over at Food Storage Made Easy have come up with a comprehensive guide to building your food storage, one BabyStep at a time. It started as a series of free email reminders sent out every two weeks with specific to do items as well as a list of items to purchase. At the end of a year an entire year supply of food storage would be purchased.

While getting the checklists sent via email is nice, they have made it even better by incorporating the lists into a 100+ page ebook jam-packed full of comprehensive food storage tools, information, handouts, etc. This is NOT your typical eBook! This is a document that you should print out and turn into a usable food storage binder that you constantly add to and use on a daily basis. The eBook includes the following great features:

• Instructions for how to make it cute and functional, exactly as shown on Food Storage Made Easy!
• ALL 26 BabyStep Checklists (no more waiting for the next list!)
• 100+ pages of detailed information about each of the ten BabySteps
• The very best posts, handouts, and extra information found at foodstoragemadeeasy.net
  
• Tools to plan your 3 Month and Long Term Food Storage, no computer needed
• Recipe Appendix including all 33 recipes found in the Checklists
• Sections for additional research and personal notes to be added in
• Cute cover pages and dividers (because you know you want to make it fun)
• NEW! Updates for life emailed out when changes/upgrades are made to the binder

Jodi and Julie are offering a great giveaway of a Food Storage Made Easy eBook to TWO lucky Modern Molly Mormon readers.

So what do you need to do to enter?
There are more ways to enter than ever before!


Answer this question in a comment: What aspect of food storage would you like to learn more about?

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After you're done doing any of the above, come back and comment to let us know that you've done so. Remember that each comment is it's own individual entry, so if you do any of the extra entries, leave extra comments! Tell your friends! This giveaway will end Thursday, December 10th and a winner will be randomly chosen Friday morning!!

Three Kings Found the Lord

My favorite holiday story is The Fourth Wise Man. There are different versions of it, but the one I know and love tells the tale of a man named Artaban. Artaban was supposed to meet the other Wise Men when the star proclaiming the Savior's birth appeared. They had a plan to travel to the birthplace of the Son of God and present their precious gifts of gold, frankinsense, myrrh, and several large jewels that Artaban would bring. When the star showed, however, Artaban was late, and the others went on without him.

Artaban, unwilling to give up, followed the star on his own. He came upon a town where Roman guards were taking the children under 2 years old, by Herod's decree. Artaban, hearing a muffled cry from one of the houses, entered and found a woman there, hysterical and clutching her baby. A Roman soldier soon came and tried to enter the home, but Artaban paid him off with the huge ruby he had been saving for the Savior, thus saving the child's life. He took comfort in knowing he still had an emerald, a diamond, and a pearl to give to the Savior.

The rest of the story goes on to tell of Artaban's travels, and how he found more people to help, each time sacrificing one of his gifts for the Savior. At the end of his life, he arrived in Jerusalem, on a day where a man named Jesus would be crucified. He was saddened to hear of it, but did not know that Jesus was the man whom he had been seeking for so long. At one point Artaban heard a disturbance behind him. He turned to see a soldier trying to take a girl from her parents. When questioned, the soldier revealed that she had been sold as a slave by one of her parents' creditors. Artaban, with his last precious jewel, paid the debt the parents owed and liberated the girl.

At that moment, there was an earthquake--for this was the moment the Savior died--that made a wall to fall on Artaban. In his dying moments, he despaired that he had never found the Savior and given him his gifts. But right before he passed away, he heard a voice saying "Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me." In all the ways he had served and loved others, Artaban had indeed found his King.

Each year at this time, I am reminded of Artaban and his quest. I am always pulled, no matter how far I am spiritually from where I should be at the time, to launch my own journey to find the Savior. I am hoping to find Him this year through loving service to my family and by stilling my harsh temper and quick tongue.

Michael McLean's The Forgotten Carols speaks of this quest in one of the songs, assuring us that "three kings found the Lord, and so can we."

So let's find Him. How are you planning to find the Savior this Christmas season? What gifts will you give him? Do you have something you do to help you feel closer to the Savior at this time of year?

Devon is wife to a wonderful guy and mom to a superhero. Check her out at Defining Devon or see a real live Superman at The Daily Dakin.

image courtesy http://www.lds.org/

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Modern Molly's Contest Picks:

Chocolate Monopoly Game Give-Away: Love Actually (Dec. 2)
Pillow Pets Give-Away: Forever and Always (ends Dec. 14)
Huga Monkey Baby Sling: Penelope's Oasis (ends Dec. 14)
Eco Touch Car Care Kit Give-Away: Trying to Stay Calm (ends Dec. 8)
$25 Coleman Gift Card: Fabulous Fun Finds (Ends Dec. 7?)
Various Give-Aways: The Mom Reviews
Sun Touch Light & Ion Therapy Lamp: Momeday (ends Dec. 9)


Recipe of the Week:

Gingerbread Houses: Betty Crocker


Modern Molly's Favorite Posts:

Religion~
Christmas printable: Emma's Place
Prayer and Recognizing the Spirit: LDS Activity Day Ideas
FHE Lesson: Being Like Jesus: Family Home Evening Blog
December VT Message: Visiting Teaching

Volunteer Opportunity~

Family Search Indexing: Family Search

Home~
Fringe Fleece Winter Scarf: Make and Takes
EZ Budget Planner: Zions Bank
Consumer Information: Clark Howard

Food Storage Tip of the Week:

Week #8 Tip: Food Storage Fridays~ Family Home Evening Blog


Date Night Idea of the Week:

From Head to Toes: Love Actually

Church Video of the Week:

"You Are Never Alone"

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