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The right ideas when you need them
Originally appeared online in the teen series: Your Healings - January 9, 2018
“Music to my ears.” It was a few weeks into the school year when this phrase suddenly popped into my head. And while I didn’t know why, this cliché felt very profound to me. I immediately made a note of it on my phone, then quickly forgot about it.
Around the same time, I was taking a graphic novel class (composing a novel in comic strip form), and we’d begun writing a story that would become our own graphic novel. A few weeks later, the rough draft of my story had come together. All I needed was a title.
One day, as I was looking through the notes in my phone, I came upon the note I had written a few weeks before: “music to my ears.” That was when it occurred to me that this could be the title for my graphic novel.
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April 16, 2018 issue
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From the readers
Wendy Mulhern, Maitreyee Dutta
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Our spiritual heritage
Lynn G. Jackson
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Unvarying health
Carol Rounds
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Inspiration blooms
Tracy Colerider-Krugh
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Coming home: peace between tenants and landlords
Monica Karal
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Divine logic and our God-given authority
Ali Ziesler
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What does it mean to live in God’s kingdom?
Tyler Williams
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The right ideas when you need them
Leyla Ghanem
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No more flu symptoms
Joy Heinlein
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Alarming condition cured
Laura Blair
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Pain and stiffness in arm healed
Emma Jane Pendleton
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Love simply does
Lona Ingwerson
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Proving our agelessness—at any age
Tony Lobl