A cry for help from my heart
Well, I haven't been doing so well posing for a while, and I have to tell you that there is a really good reason for that. I've lost my Young Women's Medallion somewhere in Provo! I have been looking and looking, but no matter how many times I backtrack my steps, I haven't been able to find it!
I've worn my medallion everyday since the time that I earned it. Each day as I put it on, I remember the values I came to embrace while working on this award: Faith, Divine Nature, Individual Worth, Knowledge, Choice and Accountability, Good Works, and Integrity. Ever since I was a beehive, I've been looking forward to the day that my medallion would hang from my neck on my wedding day, identifying me as a young woman of Zion, ready to take my place at the side of my husband as a Mother in Zion.
I wore that medallion everyday while Peter was on his mission, and it was a great reminder to me to choose the right, so I would be worthy of him when he finally returned with honor. Another medallion just wouldn't be the same. I really need that one back...
Here was my day yesterday, and if any of you out there see a lonely golden medallion, please let me know so I can get it back around my neck where it belongs. I'm asking you, all of my special internet friends, for an act of service here in my hour of need.
Tuesday June 13th, 2006
6:00- Woke up, put on medallion
6:01- Personal Prayers
6:15- Scripture Study
6:45- Got ready and ate breakfast
7:30- Drove to Krispy Kreme in Orem to get doughnuts for office
7:45- Arrive at work
12:00- Met Peter and JDawgs for lunch
12:30- Returned to work
4:30- Drove home
4:45- Helped mom make dinner, ate dinner
6:30- Went to Movies 8 with Peter (saw Ice Age 2)
7:45- Walked out of film and demanded our money back, not realizing PG rating
8:00- Ice Cream sandwich at Smart Cookie
8:30- Fell asleep in Peter's car on the way home
8:45- Peter leaves, while getting ready for bed, noticed medallion was missing!!
I've worn my medallion everyday since the time that I earned it. Each day as I put it on, I remember the values I came to embrace while working on this award: Faith, Divine Nature, Individual Worth, Knowledge, Choice and Accountability, Good Works, and Integrity. Ever since I was a beehive, I've been looking forward to the day that my medallion would hang from my neck on my wedding day, identifying me as a young woman of Zion, ready to take my place at the side of my husband as a Mother in Zion.
I wore that medallion everyday while Peter was on his mission, and it was a great reminder to me to choose the right, so I would be worthy of him when he finally returned with honor. Another medallion just wouldn't be the same. I really need that one back...
Here was my day yesterday, and if any of you out there see a lonely golden medallion, please let me know so I can get it back around my neck where it belongs. I'm asking you, all of my special internet friends, for an act of service here in my hour of need.
Tuesday June 13th, 2006
6:00- Woke up, put on medallion
6:01- Personal Prayers
6:15- Scripture Study
6:45- Got ready and ate breakfast
7:30- Drove to Krispy Kreme in Orem to get doughnuts for office
7:45- Arrive at work
12:00- Met Peter and JDawgs for lunch
12:30- Returned to work
4:30- Drove home
4:45- Helped mom make dinner, ate dinner
6:30- Went to Movies 8 with Peter (saw Ice Age 2)
7:45- Walked out of film and demanded our money back, not realizing PG rating
8:00- Ice Cream sandwich at Smart Cookie
8:30- Fell asleep in Peter's car on the way home
8:45- Peter leaves, while getting ready for bed, noticed medallion was missing!!
Have you seen me?
If found, please email molly_monson@hotmail.com
posted by Molly @ 11:48 AM
6 Comments:
At 4:04 PM,
Samuel Whitaker said…
Molly,
I'm so sorry you've lost your medallion.
It always makes me sad when bad things happen to good people.
I hope the rest of your life is going better than mine.
Samuel
At 3:00 PM,
Anonymous said…
Hello! Molly, it should be obvious. You fell asleep...and while you were asleep, Peter saw that it was just the two of you and decided to take advantage of the situation...he stole your medallion!
At 4:38 PM,
Molly said…
I'm not about to stand for that kind of talk here on my own blog.
Accusing Peter! Of taking advantage of me!! You don't know Peter, how dare you judge another human being! Any more like that and I'm going to start deleting comments.
At 2:11 PM,
Anonymous said…
Hi Molly,
I actually found a young womanhood medallion on Mon. Give me a call, and perhaps I can drop it off for you.
God bless,
Chris
#801-427-3696
At 2:13 PM,
Anonymous said…
Hi Molly,
Chris again. I meant to say that I found the aformentioned medallion yesterday.
Thanks,
Chris
At 2:54 PM,
Molly said…
Hi Chris,
Thanks so much for your offer, but my medallion turned up after all! You'll never in a million years guess who had it, but I'm working on the post and it will be up by tomorrow.
I hope that the medallion you found makes it back to the sweet girl that lost it.
Your friend,
Molly
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