“Contents,” New Era, Nov. 2005New EraNovember 2005 Volume 35, Number 11ContentsThe Message: Your Patriarchal BlessingPresident James E. FaustOur patriarchal blessings indicate what the Lord expects and what we can be.You Have a BirthrightR. Val JohnsonAs a righteous member of the Church, you inherit blessings through a great lineage.Taking Both RoadsBrianne BroomeHow could I take seminary and still finish my final high school credits?Idea List: Progressing TogetherEven though you’ve finished your own Personal Progress, there are still other girls who need your help.Something Better to DoCarl WebbNothing to do turned into a great time.Q&A: Questions and AnswersHow do you know you’re forgiven when you repent?New Era Poster: The Joke’s on YouNotes from FleurRyan CarrMusic overflows in Fleur Rickford’s life.Playing Joseph SmithShanna ButlerPlaying the part of the Prophet is an inspiring experience.Not So CoolJohn LattinI thought I was too cool for Scouting.Articles of Faith: Called of GodElder Robert S. WoodA calling is more than a feeling. It must come from the proper authority.Living ProofAndrea CartwrightGunshots nearly ended Kimberli’s life. Here’s how she found strength to survive.To the PointWhat to do about cliques, R-rated movies, and inappropriate thoughts.Get to Know Your SistersJanelle BrownFind sisters of all ages in your own ward.The Extra SmileWhat’s Up?Instant MessagesGiving every penny; the Savior beside me; service delivered in secret.Room for LoveKelly Anne SansomTwo girls get their rooms redecorated by friends in their own ward.What’s in It for YouWe’ve Got MailPoem: Two DawnsNad Richard BrownPhotoDon O. ThorpeCover: Fleur Rickford of Solihull, England, is living the gospel at music boarding school. See “Notes from Fleur” on p. 20. Cover photography: Rebecca Winter (front) and © 1996 PhotoDisc (back)