“Contents,” New Era, Feb. 2004 New Era February 2004 Volume 34, Number 2 Contents The Message: Channeling Your CreativityElder Robert D. HalesCreativity can be used to solve everyday problems. Out of the Mouth of BlakeKirk J. FaulknerMy little brother was bigger than I when it came to helping out. Homegrown HappinessElder D. Lee ToblerIf the family is to be eternal, the family has to be first. Idea List: Prime TimeHere are some suggestions for things to do instead of just watching television. Monday, MondayJulie BakerWe were too busy to hold family home evening. Something had to change. Q&A: Questions and AnswersWhat can I do to stay close to my dad when we’re both so busy? New Era Poster: Heart Broken? Standing the Test of TimeAdam C. OlsonAncient temples and modern temples—they’re both part of LDS life in Mexico. Church-Ball ChampTony AndersonThe words on the poster hit me harder than the wild elbow of my opponent. Called to PlayArianne B. CopeMaking music is the Willey family’s mission on Temple Square. Not Just MeReneé HardingWhose life has been harder than mine? The Extra Smile Gospel Classics: Practice Makes PossiblePresident Heber J. GrantHis musical deafness disappeared through practice and perseverance. Of All Things How I Know: Who’s Telling the Truth?Kersten CampbellI chose to believe the missionaries instead of those opposed to the Church. Get the Message Instant MessagesYou are never alone; taking out the trash; looking for comfort; and giving something back on a mission. What’s in It for You We’ve Got Mail Poem: Frosty WinterCallie Taggart Photo of the MonthLane V. Erickson