Maggie Bowley

@jmbrim3 That would be a tough one. Diet Pepsi is my only remaining vice. 😁

If soda was added to the Word of Wisdom as something not to partake in would you follow it?

@Sabiha1278 Wouldn't even consider the place.

@Hania16836 Not totally. I believe its tied to the degree of love you have for her. The greater the love, the greater the loss.

@jmbrim3 I totally agree. I am grateful to know that at the very least, that is one commandment I'm on top of! And it is a matter of faith and obedience, not money. The blessings come. Maybe not what you necessarily hope for, but they do come.

With the tithing discourse online surrounding the LDS church I can't help but think about when Elder Bednar spoke at ASU. He was asked why we haven't received more scripture or teachings. He said, “Do you think I want to keep teaching about tithing or the law of chastity? I would love to share more things with you, but until you listen to what we are teaching, now we cannot share more with you.” If we can't figure out or follow the simple stuff like tithing we won't receive more of the blessings and truths God has in store for us. Tithing is not about the money. It is about faith. And it is not a new principle. Malachi 3:10 says, "Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house, and prove me now herewith, saith the Lord of hosts, if I will not open you the windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing, that there shall not be room enough to receive it." Those sound like blessings I'd love to qualify for! I also love the principle of tithing because it is one of the commandments we can obey perfectly. Most commandments are much harder to be consistent at. I know the Gospel is not about checklists, but it does feel good to know I have at least one commandment down 😅 Hope you are seeing the blessings of tithing too!

@Ikennect Anywhere but here.

Where should he/she/it move to?

@aroog1278 In a heartbeat

Be honest... would you adopt her?

@Hania16836 Can we vote sub-zero

Rate new look from 1 to 10! ❤️

@HistoryUnd I can still remember the words to many of the songs!

Remember when you would stay over your grandparents they would always put on the Lawrence Welk Show

@ThrillaRilla369 Yes

Be honest Have you ever blocked a family member on social media for your own mental well being? 🤔

@PoliticalStacy DEI accommodation is everywhere

Ketanji Brown Jackson graduating from Harvard University tells you everything you need to know about Harvard University.

@ClarkG_Gilbert @BlackBlessedLDS Thank you for your contribution to conference. It was wonderful!

How joyful it was this weekend to sustain President Dallin H. Oaks as the Lord’s prophet and president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This is a miraculous season in the Church of Jesus Christ. Christine and I are grateful for the new responsibility I have received. I will do all I can to witness to the name of Christ in all the world. Thank you for your sustaining vote of me as a new member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. Let us all strive together to emulate the Savior as we love God’s children and invite them to follow Jesus Christ.

@Marcute22 Love this story.

The hotel room door clicked shut behind us, and for the first time all day, the noise stopped. No music. No laughter from guests. No more shaking hands and congratulations. Just the quiet. We stood there for a second—newly married, exhausted, still dressed in the tux and wedding dress. I loosened my tie, she kicked off her shoes, and we both laughed—not because anything was funny. “We made it,” she said. “Yes, we did.” There was excitement in the air, sure—but more than that, there was comfort. The kind that comes when you realize the big moment isn’t the ceremony or the crowd… it’s this. Just the two of you, at the end of it all. As we began to change, I slipped off my pants and, half joking, tossed them toward her. “Here,” I said with a grin. “Try these on.” She took them, raising an eyebrow. “Oh really?” “Yeah,” I said, leaning back like I’d just said something clever. “Go ahead.” She stepped into them, pulling them up, and they were way too large for her. “I can’t wear these,” my new wife said. I replied, “Don’t you forget that. I’m gonna wear the pants in this family.” There was a pause. An eye roll. A smirk I eventually knew well. Not a long one—but long enough. Then she reached down, just as casually, and tossed something back at me. “Here,” she said. “You try these on.” I looked at them, confused for half a second before realizing. Still playing along, I stepped into them, pulling them up… and stopping just above my knees. “I can’t get into these!” “Don’t you forget that,” she said. “You’ll never get into my panties again unless you change that attitude.” The humor hadn’t left, but something deeper had stepped in beside it. I looked at her—not laughing now, not defensive either. Just… seeing her. Really seeing her. Not as someone stepping into his life—but as someone standing beside me in it. Equal. Strong. Clear. And in that moment, I understood something that would take some people years to learn. This wasn’t about who wore what. It was about how they would walk—together. “Alright dear,” I said. “Fair enough.” She smiled back, the tension gone, replaced with something stronger than either of us had expected to build that night. Respect. And from that point on, whenever life tested us—and it would—we both remembered that moment. The pants. The lesson. And the promise, the vows we made that night for better or worse. We never forgot those. Fifty years later I’m alone without her by my side but know she is watching over me, knowing I will join her again one day.

@CatLover56577 Give him time, it will happen

I just brought this cat home, he still seems afraid of humans, how can I get him to be close to me?

@chefsevenn I did too.

Did your mom ever whip up mashed potatoes from scratch instead of using the boxed kind?

@HenryFrank02 She deserves more than impeachment, she deserves prosecution for endangering the lives of minors!

🚨 BREAKING: Governor DeSantis is calling for the IMMEDIATE IMPEACHMENT of Judge Tiffany Baker. Judge Baker released a child rapist who was a KNOWN danger to society. While out on bail, the rapist tortured and killed a 5 year old little girl. Should she be impeached?

@PAKAG2020 Unbelievable

Pennsylvania “Republicans” Fitzpatrick, Smucker, and Kelly are on this list - they agree with Salazar that if an illegal alien has been here and evaded deportation long enough, they should be rewarded with citizenship. That’s some special kind of stupid.

@lady_valor_07 Nope, tips are earned not expectations. They are provided in recognition and appreciation for good service.

Would you still go in and eat here? 🤔🤔

@BhattiLaib9960 Let the boyfriend go!

Help!!! My boyfriend is threatening to get rid of our kitten if she doesn’t stop jumping on the table. What do I do?

@abheea530 Beautiful couple!

Grandfather is 105 years old and grandmother is 102 years old ❤️ They have lived together for 80 years. They truly deserve our greetings🌹🫰

@jesse_k_fox @TFloodeen How blessed we are to know that the plan of salvation and the atonement ensures us that the separation is temporary. I understand the feelings. Get them myself. Just know you are not alone.

Missing my dad right now. He passed away 10 years ago from a sudden heart attack while golfing. He was healthy—playing 100+ rounds a year—so it was the most shocking thing I’ve ever experienced. He served his mission in London, England, alongside Elder Holland and Elder Cook.