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Winner number 3 will receive the fab Sew to Swap book by Chrissie Grace:
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Love giveaways!
Janet W from Canada
I love your sales! Bought a bunch of fabric that I donated to the hospital where my daughter works - the nurses were getting together to sew quilts for kids who ended up in the hospital.
I love giveaways! I recently ordered "Where's my Stache" from you and couldn't have been happier with your service!
Thnaks for a wonderful giveaway!! I am in New Brunswick, Canada....I like Earth Tone Batiks...and Clematis; but everything is great...
I am loving the new Riley Blake collection "Apple of my Eye". Lots of eye candy for sure!
Thanks for the chance to enter your giveaway!!! Love your website. I always check your site first when looking for a special fabric.
I do love the way you do things in Texas!! Thanks for the chance to win!!
That sew to swap book looks awesome!
I can't decide which is cuter, the donkeys in rain boots or the Christmas paper dolls!
LOVE the selection in your shop, so many fun novelty prints!
Thanks so much for the lovely give away. The table topper blog hop sounds great!
The fabric line that really grabbed me today is Crazy Daisy. That's just one thing on my long wish list! Last time I ordered from your shop I was thrilled with the items I bought and with the great customer service. Thanks!
I love that you have some uncommon fabrics, and reasonable prices and the customer service was great!
Great giveaways! Thanks for the chance!
I'm just stopping by your Blog, but headed to FB and your website! Thanx for the giveaway!
It`s fabulous .Thanks for hosting this great giveaway.Love the fabrics lines.
Your giveaways are the best! I also wanted to let you know that your customer service is A+++! I never have any worries when I order from your site!!
Great giveaway! Love your batik bundles..thanks for the chance.
Awesome giveaway! Love your weekly bundles and your shipping prices.
Thanks for the chance! :)
You have so many wonderful fabrics, thank you for this generous giveaway.
I love just seeing what the quilting world is like down under!
Thanks for your generosity! Love shopping with y'all :-)
Love the giveaway!
Thanks for a chance to win such nice prizes.
Hi! I have ordered several times from your shop and look here first when looking for fabric online! Thanks!
I like the way your fabric is organized on your web site. I like the newsletter that you email to me. And, I like the highlights of fabric combinations you post on this blog. Plus, I love giveaways! Thank you.
I love the statue of liberty stuff in your store. I've always wanted to make a NYC quilt. I look at the statue of liberty and the new world trade center everyday out the window from my office on the 30th floor :) Then I head back to NJ and quilt!
would love to win the book!
I love your giveaways -- and your great selection -- and your terrific SALE fabrics.
I haven't gotten to look at everything, but I do love the Ceylon Chromatics by Hoffman Batiks.
Can't wait to look at everything else!
Thanks for the giveaway!
The Innocent Crush fabrics look amazing! I might have to look into getting some of those!
Just love your store. Thank you for the great giveaway!
Thanks for the chance to win some gorgeous prizes!
I love Fort Worth Fabric Studio! Love love love :)
Wonderful giveaway! Thanks for the chacne to win! :)
That Crush is making me drool!
I like the Friday bundles that you offer. Thanks for the giveaway.
love the giveaway fabric. thanks for the chance to win
I love your Friday bundles - always fun to see something new each week!
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Love your newsletters!
Great giveaway. thanks! Crush is gorgeous!
i like that most fwfs bundles can be either fq or half yards ... i really like CITRUS TWIST Half Yard Bundle. thanx for the chance to win the book sew to swap.
I love the easiness of your website. And the Friday bundles are impressively put together. Great give aways- anyone would be lucky to have any part of it!
I'm still waiting on pins and needles for the Ghastlies to arrive!!! Love the giveaway while I'm waiting in anticipation!!! Thanks for a chance to win...I love the book
Lovely variety in your giveaway, just like your shop! I think the Texas toile looks really nice. The Friday bundles are great too!
Lovely giveaway from a lovely store!!! One of my very faves! The book looks amazing!
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A lovely giveaway although being from South Australia I am spoilt to have a subscription to the magazines. found your site courtesy of another friend from South Australia Claire H. am heading to your shop now to look thanks for a lovely opportunity to win some gorgeous fabrics
Thanks for the giveaway! Sew excited! :D
Loved seeing the adorable dress Diane K. made for her granddaughter. How special!
I just placed my first order with you earlier in the week. I had emailed a question and was pleasantly surprised to receive a response almost instantaneously! Wonderful customer service, I will definitely be shopping here again!
These colors are so spring-y.
I love your Friday Bundle Batches and the delightful selection of fabrics. It's also wonderful to have such personal service...and every order has a little of what we from Louisiana call 'lagniappe'!
What a great giveaway! I always enjoy your batiks!
I would love to win a prize from you. I love your site and the best part is you are just down the road from me, so I get deliveries super fast.
Jodie already knows how much my daughter and I love her shop. Why else would we spend so much money there? Good variety, good prices, and good service keep us looking for yet another project. The little treats aren't bad either. Go Jodie Go! thanks
Linda J
Oh My Goodness, I have been receiving your newsletter and ordering from your wonderful shop but I didn't know you had a blog! I do now!Thanks for a chance to win.....Love your great customer service and FAST shipping!
I only recently discovered you and have already added to my stash - by the way I LOVE you Friday specials! Amazing deals and wonderful selections. So glad I found you. Thanks for the giveaway. And Happy Friday. :-)
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I have added you as a great resource for stash reduction. I enjoy your Friday specials even more. Just a wonderful site to sit back and enjoy with a cup of hot chocolate with. I am sure you are going to make 3 lucky winners very happy. Happy Friday the 13th to you.
Sandi T.
Love you website and look forward to your Friday emails. The 3 prizes are truly Texas size. Thanks for a chance to win.
Happy Quilting!
I stopped by your website and love the tonga Batiks fabric by Timeless Treasures.
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I look forward to your Friday e-mails but didn't know you had a blog!!
I like the new Ceylon Chromatics Batiks - how vibrant can you get.
Thanks for the giveaway - all three prizes look great
I love the fabrics from Anna Maria Horner. And I love quilting magazines and books. So this is perfect for me. And if I win, I like the feeling of going to my letterbox to look for something else than bills. Thanks for the giveaway!
What a great giveaway. Love the fabrics!
I too didn't know you had a blog. I've ordered in the past and loved the fabrics, speedy delivery and the great customer service. I look forward to your emails to see what's new.
Where have I been and not seen the blog? I love checking the Friday bundles!
I stopped by your store because it was on the fabshop hop!! Then I found the blog :) Thanks for a chance at some great prizes!
Howdy! I'm in love with your fabrics!
I love the Peanuts characters dress you featured recently on your blog!
WoW!! Three winners!! That is great!! All three prizes are awesome, you're so generous. You guys Rock!!
Thank you for a super duper giveaway and a chance to win an awesome prize.
wow! 3 prizes! I've never seen Australian quilting magazine, but fabric swatches would be great too!
Hello there, I am from little old Oregon!! Wishing I could Win Something from Big Texas !! Thanks
Wow...a favorite thing on your website...always, always always...the Friday Bundle almost always makes my heart go bippity bip!!!!
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Even though I live miles away from Big Texas, because I live in Brazil follow the news ...... I love you guys throw the tissue site and can do my shopping!!!
Better yet, just feel the arrival of the postman with my packet of tissues, one more beautiful than the other, my day is delighted and happy! All thanks to you guys ...... thanks.
Imagine if I get one of these gifts, then ...... what happiness
♥ I love FWEF
Love the pezzy prints! Thanks for a chance to win the three great prizes!
Oh my! I'd love to win the fabric - already know what I would make with it! Thanks for chance to win the giveaway!
Love the prints! I'm your neighbor in Arkansas!
Love the prints and love fort worth fabric studio.
I LOVE browsing around your Fort Worth Fabric Studio! It's pure inspiration to me. I've ordered some fabrics also and have been delighted with the quality.
I'm crossing my fingers for this giveaway...Love the stuff!
Love the chance to win. And I am a follower.
Well Go Texas!! I have heard that everything is bigger and badder in Texas. Here's some Fort Worth Studio love!!
I love getting your family news every week! Also my orders are filled so quickly and are wrapped so nice. Love doing business with you.....all the way from Maui! Aloha Lorraine
These prizes are fantastic! Thanks for the chance to win. I look forward to your newsletter every week.
Lately I've been looking for blogs that cater to sewing. I'm glad I found you. :)
I would love to win any of your great prizes. I love the bundles that you do up and have purchased a few in the past. I like the current boys flannel one too, and will most likely be buying it as my first grandchild/son will be born this August.
A great giveaway from a great fabric site. And love the Aussie aspect as well with those mags! Thanks Jodie for everything you offer your customers. Helen
Thanks for this giveway!
Great giveaways! I appreciate that you have a design wall as part of your shop site. It's so helpful.
Thank you for the giveaway. Nice blog. Thanks
Love your blog and your great ideas; and the giveaways of course! Thanks!!
Hi. I found your blog today - perfect timing I'd say xxx
Thanks for the giveaway! I love all of the prizes and love ordering from your shop. Right now I'm still mulling over Daisy Cottage and Red Cap, they're so different! Thanks for the chance to win :)
Just found your fabric studio and blog today, thanks to Red Pepper Quilts. Very reasonably priced but so hard to choose!thanks for keeping things interesting ! :-)
Great giveaway! I, too, just found you through Red Pepper Quilts. Thanks for a chance.
Wonderful giveaway. I love your on line store. Thanks for the chance.
Your giveaway is awesome! Would be very happy to win any of the prizes. Thank you so much for the chance.
Thanks for the chance...I love the FOX TROT FAT QUARTER BUNDLE
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I found you via Stray Stitches.
I LOVE School Days by Moda, especially Connect the Dots. I will have to keep this in mind when I have a new project (and some money!!)
Wonderful blog and giveaway! It's hard to find Australian quilting magazines near me so thanks for the chance to win!
Thank you for the chance to win such a great giveaway! I love your blog!!
Thanks for a great giveaway! I like the look of the Sew to Swap book!
Thanks for a great giveaway!
Great prizes!! Thanks for the chance!! Your fabric prices are vey competitive!!
I love the great variety of fabrics you have on your website.
Thanks for a very generous giveaway! The magazines caught my attention:) Love looking at quilting mags!
Thanks for the chance to win, great giveaway!
GHASTLIES - I can't wait for those portraits!!!! Its like the old Mervyns add (open, open, open except its hurry, hurry, hurry!!!)
Thanks so much for the chance to win. Love your site with the flowers on the side.
Thanks for the giveaway!
Thanks for the giveaway.
Lovely giveaways! Thanks for the chance to win.
I would love to be entered for a chance to win! I love your website it is for me like going into a candy store as a child!!!! Thanks
Pick me! Pick me! I'm always on the look out for more inspiration =)
I LOVE fwfs!! Your selection is awesome and your prices are amazing!! :)
Awesome giveaway. Thank you so much!
Good luck to all, some great prizes.
I love the friday bundles! Thank you for a chance to win!
I am a new follower to your blog. THanks for the chance to win!
Enjoying your great site and inspiration ... thanks for the chance to win!
I'm a new follower too ...
I just discovered your site. I love all the fat quarter/half yard bundle choices! It will be hard to make a choice...!
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Living in Savannah, Volume 1 --- Web Page One
The Living in Savannah scrapbooks consist of photographs taken byArmstrong Junior College students for a Contemporary Georgia course in 1939-40 and 1940-41. Both albums are part of the Florence Powell Minis collection housed at the Lane Library. This volume contains 300 photographs and focuses on housing conditions in Savannah, particularly on those of the lower class people--Black and white. We include the original captions given by the student authors without comment. The photos and captions speak for themselves about the attitudes of the student authors and the conditions found in Savannah while America was still at peace and war raged throughout Europe, Africa and Asia. The text page includes the title page and preface. Student photographers are credited on the appropriate pages.
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My back lawn is planted in two inches of sand on top of glacial hardpan, a mix of fine sand and gravel as tough as concrete. It is not a great spot for vegetable production.
Or it wasn't until I started nailing together boxes made of 2x12s and filling them with dirt. You can plonk this unit right on top of the lawn and start harvesting salad within two weeks.
You need:
- 4 10-foot lengths of 2x12.
- 3 12-foot lengths of 2x6.
- 2 yards of top soil.
- 1 roll of 36-foot landscape fabric (the cheap stuff is fine).
- A few trays of bedding plants from the nursery.
If you don't have scrap lumber sitting around your yard, hit the building supply store. You want plain spruce planks. They are cheap. Do not buy pressure-treated lumber as it contains poisons that leach into the soil. If you are flush with cash you can make boxes with cedar, but the whole point of this project is that it can be done very cheaply.
Get out the Weed Whacker and scalp the lawn right down to the ground over the entire area of your new garden space. Nail or screw together your 2x12 planks to form a square. I also use 1/2-inch bands of galvanized steel to reinforce the corners, but it isn't strictly necessary.
Cut four lengths of landscape fabric and lay them down inside the box overlapping each other about four to six inches and make sure to tuck the edges under the sides of the wooden box.
Cut the 2x6 planks into three-foot lengths (or have it done at the building supply yard; they often custom cut for no charge). Nail the planks together into rectangles. They won't be perfectly square, but just make sure to put each together exactly the same way so you can stack them.
Place the rectangles one of top of the other in the middle of your big box. Put about two or three inches of gravel in the bottom of the box and place a square of landscape fabric in the box making sure to cover all the gravel.
This deep centrepiece is nice for a cascading herb garden or vines such as cucumbers or squash, which have deep taproots.
This structure will take about two yards of soil to fill. If you can pull a pickup truck right up to the box, do it. Otherwise make friends with your wheelbarrow. (It's around the side of the house, right where you left it three years ago.)
I promised you this rig would pay for itself. Your lumber bill (if you didn't scavenge) is about $90. Your soil costs about $100. You can easily grow $400 to $600 worth of food this summer. Your final investment at the garden centre will be about $30.
Here's my starter kit for a fast food garden:
- Two trays of six leaf lettuce plants.
- Two cucumber vines.
- One zucchini vine.
- One squash vine.
- Two tomato vines.
- One pot of basil.
- One pot of parsley.
- One pot of oregano.
- Whatever else strikes you as tasty.
- A few seed packets including mesclun mix, spinach and kale.
When you plant make sure to "mud in" the roots with plenty of water. First-time garden soil is usually fertile enough for the plants in my list, but a handful of complete organic fertilizer worked in to the soil under each plant will improve your yield. The recipe for home-mixed organic fertilizer is on my blog.
I have pledged to eat something I grew myself every day for a year. This is day 253. Read how I've been doing at The Green Man Blog vancouversun.com/randyshore.


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Lilly Pulitzer hosted parties in her bare feet and wasn't afraid to get a little messy — just as long as she looked good and had fun, too.
In the late 1950s, the Palm Beach socialite had time to spare and a wealthy husband who owned citrus groves, so she opened an orange juice stand just off the island's main shopping street. Pulitzer needed to hide all the juice stains on her clothes, though. Instead of just putting on an apron, she asked her seamstress to make some sleeveless dresses in colorful fruit prints, and a fashion staple was born.
Pulitzer died at her home Sunday, according to Quattlebaum Funeral and Cremation Services. She was 81.
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Pulitzer's tropical print dresses became a sensation in the 1960s when then-first lady Jacqueline Kennedy, who attended boarding school with Pulitzer, wore one of the sleeveless shifts in a Life magazine photo spread.
The colorful revolution came as fashion shed its reliance on neutrals, and Pulitzer's stuff was almost the housewife version of the more youthful mod look that was migrating from London.
To this day, the Lilly Pulitzer dress remains a popular, if not a necessary, addition to any woman's closet.
"I designed collections around whatever struck my fancy ... fruits, vegetables, politics, or peacocks! I entered in with no business sense. It was a total change of life for me, but it made people happy," Pulitzer, who married into the famous newspaper family, told The Associated Press in March 2009.
Pulitzer's dresses hung behind her juice stand and soon outsold her drinks. A boutique featuring the company's dresses — developed with the help of partner Laura Robbins, a former fashion editor — soon replaced the juice stand.
"Today we celebrate all that Lilly meant to us and come together as Lilly lovers to honor a true original who has brought together generations through her bright and happy mark on the world," James B. Bradbeer Jr. and Scott A. Beaumont, who bought the Lilly Pulitzer brand in 1992, said in a statement.
The signature Lilly palette features tongue-in-cheek jungle and floral prints in blues, pinks, light greens, yellow and orange — the colors of a Florida vacation.
The line of dresses that bore her name was later expanded to swimsuits, country club attire, children's clothing, a home collection and a limited selection of menswear.
"Style isn't just about what you wear, it's about how you live," Pulitzer said in 2004.
"We focus on the best, fun and happy things, and people want that. Being happy never goes out of style," she said.
In 1966, The Washington Post reported that the dresses were "so popular that at the Southampton Lilly shop on Job's Lane they are proudly put in clear plastic bags tied gaily with ribbons so that all the world may see the Lilly of your choice. It's like carrying your own racing colors or flying a yacht flag for identification."
But changing taste brought trouble. Pulitzer closed her original company in the mid-1980s after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The label was revived about a decade later after being acquired by Pennsylvania-based Sugartown Worldwide Inc.; Pulitzer was only marginally involved in the new business but continued reviewing new prints from Florida.
"When Lilly started the business back in the '60s, she targeted a young customer because she was young," Bradbeer told the AP in 2003. "What we have done is target the daughter and granddaughter of that original customer."
Pulitzer herself retired from day-to-day operations in 1993, although she remained a consultant and a muse for the brand.
Sugartown Worldwide was bought by Atlanta-based Oxford Industries in 2010. Sales of the Lilly Pulitzer brand were strong in the earnings period that ended Feb. 2. The brand's revenue increased 26 percent to $29.1 million, according to Oxford Industries' earnings report. The company said last week it planned to add four to six new stores each year for its Lilly Pulitzer brand.
Pulitzer was born Lilly McKim on Nov. 10, 1931, to a wealthy family in Roslyn, N.Y.
In 1952, she married Pete Pulitzer, the grandson of newspaper publisher Joseph Pulitzer, whose bequest to Columbia University established the Pulitzer Prize.
Pulitzer had three children in quick succession. After the third was born, she had a nervous breakdown and ended up in a mental hospital that catered to upscale clientele in New York. A doctor there told her that she needed to find a job.
"The doctor there said, 'You're not happy because you're not doing anything,' and I said, 'I don't know how to do anything.' I'd always had everything done for me, always had my nanny and my mummy making up my mind. The doctor said, 'You've got to go out and find something to do,'" Pulitzer told The New Yorker in 2000.
Pulitzer gave the same prescription to her friends. If one of them needed something to do, Pulitzer would open a store in her town.
The Pulitzers divorced in 1969. Pulitzer's second husband, Enrique Rousseau, died in 1993.
"I don't know how to explain what it was like to run my business, the joy of every day," she told Vanity Fair magazine in a story in 2003. "I got a kick every time I went into the shipping department. ... I loved seeing (the dresses) going out the door. I loved them selling in the shop. I liked them on the body. Everything. There's no explaining the fun I had."


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The celebration of All Saints Day (also known as All Hallows Day), for known and unknown saints, on November 1st was introduced into the Church Liturgy by Pope John XI in the year 835, while the church holiday, All Souls' Day on November 2nd began more than 150 years later in 998, when the Benedictine Monks began to say the mass and prayers in the intention for all the deceased.
In Polish tradition (Polskiej tradycji), especially the folk tradition, both these holidays, but All Saints' Day in particular, are devoted to praying for the souls of the dead. In a sense this is a continuation of the ceremonies for the dead performed by their descendants (uh, us).
On All Saints' Day all Polish cemeteries (cmentarze) are visited by many people who come to pray over the graves of their loved ones. Candles are lit on every grave and flowers are put on them too. The custom requires us to burn candles in colorful glass with lids specially made to help keep the candle lit for hours, and to lay flowers interwoven with evergreen boughs. This is also done for old, unattended and forgotten graves, visited by no one.
There is also a custom of providing food on these days. So many cemeteries have little picnics in them. These days are not so sad or solemn as much as they are celebrations of those who preceded us and without whom, we would not be here today. The food is from a belief that a loved one could appear as a beggar, so food may be left behind or donated.
There is also a belief that the night between All Saints Day (November 1st) and All Souls Day (November 2nd) is when departed spirits are closest to our human vale. Perhaps you know the night before All Saints Day – it is called All Hallows Eve, which we (in the USA) call by the contraction: Halloween.
Blessings for your holidays and May God Bless our ancestors too !
My Prayers are also that Blessed Pope John Paul II become a known saint.


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I have this made-up theory that detours me from housework–if you can't do it all, don't do any. Don't cross stitch that on a pillow because it will get you no where in life. I think big a lot–sometimes too big. As in, any attempt to clean house must include full overload. I want to do it all in one day–every room, every cupboard, every floor, and if I don't have one 8-hour block of time dedicated to extreme home makeover, I often think "why bother?" I also have this other theory about cleaning–if you're not "feeling it," go buy something new for your house. Don't quote me on that one either because it's just really bad psychology, and our economy doesn't need that kind of thinking. And, for the record, I'm not talking a new fridge for inspiration. Something little–like a dish towel or a candle. It's based on that whole "If you give a mouse a cookie" philosophy in that a sweet new toss pillow might just make you want to make your bed. And then pick up your clothes. And then rearrange your room, dust your dresser, frame new pictures. I once dusted every mini blind slat in my bathroom, spurred by the purchase of new guest soaps.
My point? I disproved both theories yesterday. Without clearing my schedule for a full day "blitz," as my mother used to call it (drop-down, full-on, all-day house cleaning–we hated blitzes), I vowed to use a small cushion of space to take on one room, and to do it with no incentives. No new purchase to inspire me–not even a candle.
I rearranged furniture, dusted, vacuumed, cleaned out every drawer in my desk and finished the process by digging around in the garage for old treasures that might temporarily spruce up the wall above my desk (using Nella's room as an office until we move her crib back in her room). I found a clip board and an empty frame.
And while I was so entirely satisfied with the clarity that came from cleaning one small space, I stopped myself from heading to another room to initiate a blitz on a grander scale. Baby steps. Small projects are good, easier to digest. Besides, there are other theories–good nursery rhyme truths about Jack avoiding the status of dull boy.
So, I traded more cleaning for play last night, a very generous trade considering play came in the form of a citrus grove sunset.
Lainey's patchwork dress, The Measure
It was a last-minute idea, and you would have thought we were preparing for a heist. A lot went down–texts flying back and forth, picnic baskets madly prepared, a meeting place arranged and finally, a pregnant chick who pulls up in a minivan, yells for us to get in and takes off all screeching tires. We just wanted to get there because, as any of you who have ever planned a heist might know, there's a prize at the end.
We were afraid on the way to the orange grove that we wouldn't get a sunset as the sky was gray, flat and lacked any dimension whatsoever. We arrived, chose our picking buckets and set out with the kids to find the perfect row to set up camp. Regardless of what the sun decided to do, we'd have a good time.
But then, sweet mother of ripe oranges, it happened. Only five or so oranges made it to the bottom of our bucket before the clouds revealed the glistening jewels of the heist in one sudden unveiling moment. Golden sunlight. Lots of it, pouring into each grove row at different angles, streaming through branches, casting a blanket of warm light onto the neighboring field. We were all scattered in different places in the grove when it happened, and you could hear us hollering to each other "Light! Oh my God! Get over here and see this light!" as if our little corner of the grove was the only place it had revealed itself.
Turns out it was everywhere, accompanied by blue skies, feathery clouds and our unbounded enthusiasm.
This was a challenge. A "Hey Kelle, can you do that thing where you jump up and click your heels together?" challenge.
My friend Rebecca and her husband, Ean
And while this all might seem your-life-is-so-dreamy picturesque, remember…heists take work. We did pack cars, drive 40 minutes, remind the kids to stop whining, and spray fire ant bites. But you tend not to remember these things when you focus on what's right in front of you–gold, literally.
As I watched Lainey run off with her friends to find the cat and I handed Nella another orange to drop in the bucket last night, my friends and I gathered on the quilt and talked about how much more we appreciate nature now. How we notice it continually delivers these experiences of pure, simple happiness.
The older I get, the more I want to be outside. The beach, the country, the woods, the mountains, the frozen lakes, the busy streets of New York. And the cool thing is that, no matter where you live, it doesn't take a heist to obtain it–sunshine's free.
So drink it up.
Nella enjoyed unpacking our picking–she took out every orange she could reach.
Our evening ended with a complimentary swamp buggy ride up and down a dirt road, courtesy of a nice neighboring farmer. That's a unicorn with big wheels, for those of you who don't speak supernatural.
Friday Photo Dump:
Friday Phone Dump photos are taken on the Instagram iPhone app (free) and dropped into a 12×12 collage using a photo editing software (Photoshop Elements works). I am @etst (enjoying the small things) on Instagram if you want to follow the feed.
Happy Weekend!
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MILFORD – The My One Wish fund held its annual motorcyle ride, starting and ending at Scioli's Pizza Bar, Saturday afternoon.
"They're always so enthusiastic," said Virginia Brenna, co-founder and president of the My One Wish organization. "As they ride around, get the name out there. It's great for the organization."
This year, the event, which the organization has held for the past 20 years, saw roughly 100 riders. They set out from Scioli's at 11 a.m. and, with a police escort, made their way toward Mount Wachusett. After a rest stop at the 140 Rendezvous in Sherborn, they made their way back to Scioli's.
Each rider donates $25 to the fund to participate, though organizers did not have a final tally of the money raised Saturday.
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- —Molly Weasley protecting Ginny and killing Bellatrix Lestrange
Molly Weasley (née Prewett) (b. 30 October, 1949) was a pure-blood witch and the matriarch of the Weasley family, married to Arthur Weasley. She was born into the Prewett family, sister to Fabian and Gideon Prewett, two members of the original Order of the Phoenix who died in the First Wizarding War, being murdered by Death Eaters. Molly and Arthur had seven children: Bill, Charlie, Percy, twins Fred and George, Ron and Ginny. Molly was a member of the revived Order of the Phoenix following the return of Lord Voldemort and participated in the final battle of the Second Wizarding War, known for the downfall of Death Eater Bellatrix Lestrange. She lived on to see her family expand even further, with twelve grandchildren by 2017.
Early lifeEdit
- Molly: "She gave me such a telling-off one night when I got back to the dormitory at four in the morning—"
- Bill: "What were you doing out of your dormitory at four in the morning?"
- Molly: "Your father and I had been for a night-time stroll"
- — Molly and Bill Weasley[src]
Molly was born in 1949 to Mr. and Mrs. Prewett. She began attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 1961, and was sorted into Gryffindor house. It was there that she met Arthur Weasley, and at an unspecified point they began dating. One night, they went out for a night-time stroll, and while Arthur got caught by Apollyon Pringle, Molly managed to get back to Gryffindor Tower at four in the morning, and was told off by the Fat Lady.[5] Molly once said that in her youth, she brewed a love potion.
First Wizarding WarEdit
Molly graduated from Hogwarts in 1968, and at some point she and Arthur got married. Their first child, Bill, was born in 1970. Six more children followed: Charlie, Percy, twins Fred and George, Ron, and Ginny. She had longed to have a daughter after having her first five sons, but had another son, Ron, before finally having a daughter, Ginny[6].
During the First Wizarding War, Molly was not mentioned as a member of the Order of the Phoenix, but this is likely because she was having and taking care of many young children at the time. Her brothers, however, were members of the Order, and were killed during the war by five Death Eaters, including Antonin Dolohov, who was subsequently imprisoned in Azkaban for the crime.
In 1987, Fred burnt a hole in Ron's tongue by feeding him an Acid Pop. Molly was outraged and walloped him with her broomstick.
Between the warsEdit
By 1991, everyone from Bill to Fred and George had been accepted to Hogwarts and Sorted into Gryffindor, and Ron's first year at Hogwarts was to begin. Molly accompanied Percy, Fred, George, and Ron to King's Cross Station; Ginny also came along, although she was too young to begin school herself. After Percy, Fred, and George got onto Platform 9 3/4, another young boy approached her and politely asked how to get onto the Platform. She kindly gave him instructions, and told him to go ahead before Ron.
After getting onto the platform with Ginny, she learned that the boy she had just talked to was Harry Potter. When Fred and George wondered if he remembered what Lord Voldemort looked like, Molly became stern and forbade them from asking him. When last calls for the train came, she ushered her children onto the train and called for them to have a good term.
Having become friends with Harry, Ron contacted Molly shortly before Christmas vacation to tell her that Harry was not expecting any presents. Molly came to the rescue and knit him an emerald green Weasley jumper and made him a box of home-made fudge.[7] For the Christmas vacation, she, Ginny, and Arthur also went to Romania to visit their son Charlie.
When Harry and the others returned from Hogwarts for the summer, he thanked her for the jumper and fudge, to which she insisted it was no trouble. When Harry's Uncle Vernon barked at him to get moving, Molly tried to engage him in conversation, which ended up going nowhere.
Summer of 1992Edit
- Molly Weasley: "Your sons flew that enchanted car of yours to Surrey and back last night."
- Arthur Weasley: "Did you really? How did it go? . . . I mean, that was very wrong of you boys."
- — Molly and Arthur Weasley[src]
Over the summer, Molly's daughter Ginny talked non-stop about having met Harry.
One night, Molly was scared to death when she found Fred, George, and Ron's beds empty, the family car gone, and no note left behind explaining what the boys were doing. When the trio returned with Harry the next morning, having flown to Surrey and back, her anger exploded and she yelled at them for what, to Harry, seemed like hours. Though didn't blame Harry, threw her sons nasty looks the whole time she made breakfast. As punishment, Molly made them de-gnome the back garden. When Molly looked up the process in Gilderoy Lockhart's Guide to Household Pests, Fred implied that Molly had a crush on Lockhart; while Molly said the thought was ridiculous, her body language told another story—she beamed at his picture and blushed slightly.
About a week after Harry arrived at the Burrow, Molly and Arthur took the family and Harry to Diagon Alley to buy their school supplies. Before leaving, she and Arthur learned that Harry had never travelled through the Floo Network before. After Harry got lost in Knockturn Alley, Molly was relieved to find him safe with Hagrid, and was grateful to the half-giant for finding him. After getting their money from Gringotts, Molly departed with Ginny to a second-hand robe shop, to meet the others an hour later at Flourish and Blotts. After Arthur got into a fist fight with Lucius Malfoy, Molly was livid, claiming that his actions were not a good example to set for his children.
Second opening of the Chamber of SecretsEdit
- "Ronald Weasley! How dare you steal that car! I am absolutely disgusted! Your father's now facing an inquiry at work and it's entirely your fault! If you put another toe out of line, we will send you straight home! Oh, and Ginny dear, congratulations on making Gryffindor. Your father and I are so proud."
- —Molly's howler scolding Ron and praising for Ginny.[src]
After dropping the children off at King's Cross Station on 1 September, Molly and Arthur were outraged when they found their car gone. That night, she received a letter from the head of Gryffindor Minerva McGonagall explaining what Harry and Ron had done. The next day, Molly sent a Howler to Hogwarts, expressing her absolute disgust and severely scolding Ron for his reckless behaviour, and the fact that Arthur was now facing an inquiry at work. In the spring of 1993, Molly and Arthur arrived at Hogwarts, worried, after learning that the Monster of Slytherin had taken Ginny into the Chamber of Secrets. When Harry and Ron brought her back safely, Molly was grateful to Harry, and was curious as to how he managed it. After Harry explained everything, Molly accompanied Ginny to the hospital wing.
Sirius Black's escapeEditDaily Prophet Grand Prize Galleon Draw. He and Molly decided to spend the gold on a trip to Egypt to visit Bill. While Bill took them on tours of the pyramids, Molly refused to let Ginny come into the last one, which was full of "mutant skeletons" of Muggles who had broken in and "grown extra heads."[8] After returning about a week before the new school year, Molly learned from Arthur that Sirius Black had escaped from Azkaban Prison.
After meeting Harry in Diagon Alley on 31 August, Molly discussed Black's connection to Harry with Arthur. Arthur wanted to tell Harry the truth about why Black was supposed to be after him, but Molly didn't want to send him to school with that hanging over his head; she was convinced that since Dumbledore was stationed at Hogwarts, Harry would be perfectly safe from harm. Arthur then countered that if Black could break out of Azkaban, then he was capable of breaking in to Hogwarts. The next day, she and Arthur saw Harry, Ron, Hermione, and the others off to school. The following June, she arrived at King's Cross to pick her family up.
Summer of 1994Edit
- "What have they done this time? If it's got anything to do with Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes"
- —Molly in 1994[src]
In August, Molly sent a letter to the Dursleys by the Muggle postman, "asking" permission to take Harry to the Quidditch World Cup (the Weasleys were planning to collect Harry whether the Dursleys said yes or not). Unsure of how much postage to include, Molly completely covered the envelope with stamps, leaving only a square inch on the front in which she managed to squeeze the Dursleys' address.[5]
When Molly entered the family's kitchen, she caught Arthur in the middle of scolding Fred and George for something. Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Ginny disappeared upstairs while Arthur was forced to tell her about the prank Fred and George had pulled on Harry's cousin Dudley. After giving them a severe tongue-lashing, she began to prepare dinner, during which she ranted and raved about Fred and George's trouble-making ways.
On the morning of the World Cup, Molly caught Fred and George trying to smuggle Ton-Tongue Toffees out of the house, in unusual places like the lining of George's jacket and the turn-ups of Fred's jeans. When Molly read of the Death Eaters' attack on the World Cup grounds, she became worried for her family. When the family arrived safely back home, she hugged Fred and George (to everyone's surprise), crying over the thought of, if they had died, her last words would have been that she ranted and raved at them for not having earned more O.W.L.s.
Triwizard TournamentEdit
On 1 September, Molly, Bill, and Charlie accompanied the others to King's Cross Station for the return to Hogwarts. The three of them all implied that something special was happening at the school, but wouldn't elaborate.
When Harry's name came out of the Goblet of Fire as a surprise fourth champion, as told by Charlie, Molly was against letting him compete, believing that Harry was too young. And again according to Charlie, Molly was "in floods" after reading an "interview" with Rita Skeeter in which Skeeter claimed Harry still cried about his parents. Considering Molly's already fragile state, Charlie didn't have the heart to tell her what Harry had to do for the First Task.
In June, Molly arrived at Hogwarts with Bill to watch Harry in the Third Task of the Triwizard Tournament. While whittling down the hours until the task started, Harry gave her and Bill a tour around the grounds, showing them the Beauxbatons carriage and the Durmstrang ship; Molly was also intrigued by the Whomping Willow, which had been planted after she left school. She also reminisced about Ogg, the gamekeeper before Hagrid.
When the trio returned to the castle for lunch, Ron was surprised to see Molly and Bill there. Fred, George and Ginny came over to join them, and Harry enjoyed their company. When Hermione appeared at the table, having come from the library, Molly greeted her more stiffly than usual, as Rita Skeeter had been writing articles about Hermione supposedly toying with Harry and Viktor Krum's affections. After Harry explained that the stories were false and that he and Hermione had never been romantically involved, Molly warmed up to her once again. She later defended Harry with a fierce passion against Amos Diggory's accusations of not correcting Rita Skeeter in her original article about Harry, which was supposed to be about the Triwizard Tournament. It should be noted at this point how ironic Mrs Weasley reacts to Rita Skeeter's articles e.g. she believes Harry cries about his parents and that Hermione is a "scarlet woman" one moment, and then defends Harry the next from Amos Diggory's accusations along with defending her husband's actions during the World Cup against her third son's claim that he was "a tad unwise" to give a public statement.
After Harry returned from Little Hangleton with Cedric Diggory's dead body, Molly, the other Weasleys, and Hermione stayed with him in the hospital wing. When Dumbledore acted to reactivate the Order of the Phoenix, Molly was shocked to learn Sirius Black was in the room; she, like most of the wizarding world, still believed Sirius to be a mass murderer. Ron was able to convince her otherwise. Molly also learned about Lord Voldemort's return, which she believed Harry about.
Second Wizarding WarEdit
A week into the summer vacation, Molly had her heart broken when Percy broke contact with the family after a huge argument with his father. Percy insulted his parents, believing them to be "idiots" for running around with Dumbledore, and found himself a flat in London.[9] She went to London in an attempt to talk things out with Percy, but he simply banged the door in her face without even giving her a chance to explain. As such, whenever Percy's name was mentioned aloud, Arthur would break whatever he was holding and Molly would burst into tears.
Living at 12 Grimmauld PlaceEdit
After this incident, Molly and Arthur moved their family to 12 Grimmauld Place in London, the headquarters of the Order. Under Dumbledore's orders, the Weasleys kept Harry in the dark about the Order's goings-on. When the Advance Guard delivered Harry to Grimmauld Place, Molly was pleased to see him, but quickly ushered him upstairs so he wouldn't interrupt the Order's meeting. When the meeting ended, Molly brought the children downstairs for dinner. Against Molly's wishes, Sirius and Lupin gave Harry the general picture of what the Order was doing in the fight against Voldemort.
For the following weeks, Molly lead the charge in making the house suitable for living in.[9] When Harry had to go to the Ministry for a hearing regarding his illegal use of under-age magic, Molly was among those who worried about the result. Like the rest of the family, she was relieved when Harry was cleared of all charges, although she did scold Fred, George, and Ginny for parading around chanting, "He got off."
- Molly Weasley: "I don't believe it! Oh, Ron, how wonderful! A prefect! That's everyone in the family!"
- George Weasley: "What are Fred and I, next door neighbours?"
- — Molly and George Weasley, after Ron is made a prefect[src]
When Ron was made a Gryffindor prefect, Molly was overjoyed and offered to get Ron a reward. Ron asked for a new broom, but upon seeing his mother's face fall, quickly added that it didn't need to be a good broom; just a new one. Molly returned later that night with the children's school supplies, and prepared a party to celebrate Ron and Hermione's appointments. When Mad-Eye Moody arrived, Molly asked him to look at what was in the writing desk in the drawing room; using his "mad" eye, Moody confirmed it was a Boggart, and offered to get rid of it, but Molly declined, commenting she would do it after dinner. After Harry witnessed her inability to vanquish it, Molly tearfully expressed her concern over her family's safety. Lupin comforted her, explaining that the Order had a better understanding of Voldemort than they did the first time, and that while he couldn't promise no one would get hurt, the Order would do their best to protect her family.
On the morning of 1 September, Fred and George again got on Molly's nerves when they bewitched their trunks to zoom down the stairs, to save the trouble of carrying them. The trunks managed to knock Ginny down two flights of stairs, and Molly screamed at the pair that they could have seriously injured her. When Sirius came bounding downstairs in his dog form, to see Harry off, Molly reiterated that it was a bad idea, but felt that it was up to him if he wanted to risk his safety.
When Molly got wind of the secret group Harry, Ron, and Hermione were planning to form to teach practical defensive magic, she was firmly against the idea; she believed that they would all have time to learn to defend themselves after they left school. She asked Sirius to pass on a message to Ron, which was that he was in no way to continue the group. She also wanted the message passed on to Harry and Hermione; while accepting that she had no control over the pair's actions, she had their best interests at heart.
St. Mungo's HospitalEdit
During the Christmas holiday, Molly was contacted by Dumbledore's phoenix Fawkes to warn her that Arthur had been attacked by Nagini during guard duty for the Order. While the Weasley children, staying with Sirius in Grimmauld Place, wanted to set off for St. Mungo's at once, Sirius had to convince them they couldn't until Molly had been notified; it would look too suspicious otherwise. Before setting off for St. Mungo's, Molly sent a note to Grimmauld Place that Arthur was still alive, and warned them to stay put. At 5:10 a.m.,[9] Molly arrived at Grimmauld Place to tell them Arthur would be all right and that they could all visit him later; George and Ginny were so relieved, they got up and hugged her. When Sirius began making breakfast, Molly hugged Harry and expressed her gratitude that if not for him, Arthur might have died.
When the Weasleys and Harry visited Arthur in St. Mungo's, Molly became alarmed when Arthur mentioned one of his room-mates was a werewolf; Arthur calmed her by pointing out the full moon wasn't for another fortnight. When Fred and George tried to get information from Arthur about what he had been doing, Molly got angry and told them that the topic was not up for discussion. She also fretted over Harry's supposed illness when he was acting strangely after their visit. Harry was in fact sulking, because he thought he might have been possessed by Lord Voldemort, but she did not know this.
On Christmas Day, Molly's concern about Percy reached a breaking point when he sent his Christmas jumper back unopened. Fred and George "attempted" to console her, but soon afterwards Lupin took over.
When the family and Harry returned to visit Arthur again, Molly became furious after learning that for his wound, Arthur had tried using stitches, a Muggle remedy for similar Muggle wounds.
Summer of 1996Edit
In June, Molly and Arthur arrived at King's Cross Station to pick their children up. Molly and Arthur also made plans with Dumbledore to take Harry to the Burrow two weeks into the summer vacation. When Harry arrived in July, Molly revealed that Arthur had been promoted to head a new department for Rufus Scrimgeour; from her tone, Harry deduced she had been "bursting" to tell someone. When Arthur arrived home from work, Arthur made her ask him their security questions before allowing himself in, revealing that Arthur's private nickname for her was "Mollywobbles."The next morning, Molly expressed her disdain at Bill's engagement to Fleur Delacour, who was staying at the house; Bill had brought her so she could get to know his family. According to Ginny, Molly kept trying to break up the engagement by inviting Nymphadora Tonks to dinner, hoping that Bill would fall for her instead.
When Hermione got a black eye from one of Fred and George's punching telescopes, she went to Molly to try and get rid of it, to no avail; even with The Healer's Helpmate, Molly was unable to remove the bruise. When Ron's O.W.L. results arrived, Molly was pleased to learn he had earned seven "pass" grades, commenting that it was more than Fred and George both earned. When the school book lists arrived, Molly refused to go to Diagon Alley without Arthur; when Ron made a joke about Voldemort possibly hiding in Flourish and Blotts, Molly threatened not only to leave him behind and get his things herself, but hold him back from returning to Hogwarts, as well; Ron quickly recanted, wanting to see Fred and George's shop.
When the family and Hagrid arrived in Diagon Alley, Molly expressed her concern to stay together, while at the same time battling the desire to finish the shopping quickly. Hagrid assured her that Harry, Ron, and Hermione would be fine with him, so she, Arthur, and Ginny headed off towards Flourish and Blotts. When the group reunited, they headed off towards Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes. Approaching the store, Molly stared in horror at the advertisement for "U-No-Poo," an item they sell to cause constipation. Once inside the store, Ginny asked Molly if she could buy a Pygmy Puff.
On 1 September, Molly and Arthur ushered the children onto the train back to Hogwarts.
1996 Christmas holidaysEdit
During the Christmas holidays, Molly masked Percy's continued defection from the family by saying he was busy at the Ministry. Howeverm when Rufus Scrimgeour brought Percy over in an excuse to speak to Harry, Molly was so happy to see her son that she threw herself into his arms, kissed him on the cheek and began to tear up.
However, Percy had no intention of speaking with his family, and Molly was more devastated than ever when Percy stormed out after an angry Fred, George, and Ginny splattered his glasses with mashed parsnips. She continued to be upset well past Christmas for the next coming week, teary-eyed and sobbing when she saw her children off to Hogwarts via the Floo network.
In March, Molly and Arthur were called to the school when Ron accidentally drank some poisoned mead. When the pair arrived in the hospital wing, she hugged Harry very tightly, pointing out how many of the family members he had saved.
Battle of the Astronomy Tower and aftermathEdit
Molly and Arthur returned to Hogwarts again in June after learning Bill had been injured in the Battle of the Astronomy Tower. While Arthur was interested in how Dumbledore had died, Molly only had her eyes on Bill. Molly commented that Bill had always been handsome, and that he was "going" to be married. Fleur took offence to this, and shouted that she didn't care what Bill looked like, and that her love for him ran deeper than physical appearance. Accepting that the pair truly did love each other, Molly offered Fleur her Aunt Muriel's goblin-made tiara to wear at the wedding. In June, Molly and Arthur attended Dumbledore's funeral along with Bill and Fleur.
At some point, Molly learned that Ron and Hermione were planning to drop out of Hogwarts. When she approached them about why, they refused to divulge any information. While Arthur and Remus Lupin also approached the issue, and dropped it when they were told it was a secret, Molly was determined to learn the truth.
Battle of the Seven PottersEdit
When Harry and Hagrid arrived at The Burrow after the Battle of the Seven Potters, Molly was relieved they managed to arrive safely. Hagrid then asked if she had any brandy, for "medicinal purposes." Instead of summoning it by magic, she went into the house to collect it herself; Harry knew that this was because she wanted to hide her worry.
A few moments later, Ginny alerted Molly to the arrival of Lupin and George. With something obviously wrong with her son, Molly soon learned that he was missing his left ear. Molly managed to staunch the bleeding, but was unable to repair the damage; she was simply relieved that he was alive. When Arthur and Fred returned safe, Molly cried harder than ever when George turned the injury into a punch line. George then commented that at least from then on, Molly would be able to differentiate the pair.
A few minutes later, Ron and Bill both returned safely. Hugging his mother, Bill told the group that Mad-Eye Moody had been killed.
Wedding of Bill and Fleur and aftermathEdit
Within a few days, Molly approached Harry, under the pretence of determining the owner of a man's sock, about why he, Ron, and Hermione were planning to leave Hogwarts. Harry refused to say explicitly, but dropped snippets that it was because something Dumbledore wanted him to do. Molly argued that she and Arthur deserved to know, and was sure Mr. and Mrs. Granger would agree. She continued that if Dumbledore wanted something done, he had the whole Order at his command, and the three of them were hardly of age; Harry countered that there had been no misunderstanding: the mission Dumbledore left for him was for him alone, and Ron and Hermione were coming along by choice.
Seeing she was fighting a losing battle, she the changed the subject by asking if he would help prepare the house for Bill and Fleur's wedding. He agreed, but Molly made sure to give the trio jobs that kept them away from each other; as Ginny commented to Harry, she believed that if Molly could prevent them from getting together and planning, she could delay their departure.
When the Delacours arrived the following morning, Molly was somewhat flustered, but pleased to have them there. She and Arthur fervently insisted that Monsieur and Madame Delacour take their bedroom, while she and Arthur slept in the sitting room. The following day, Harry's birthday, Molly gave him a watch that had belonged to her brother Fabian. In the middle of explaining the watch-giving tradition, Molly's speech was interrupted by a hug from Harry with which he hoped to convey his deep feelings of gratitude and care. When Charlie arrived that evening, Molly forced him into a chair and gave him a haircut. Molly then made a scrumptious dinner and made Harry's birthday cake into the shape of a Golden Snitch. Just before the cutting of the cake, Molly learned that Rufus Scrimgeour was accompanying Arthur home. After the pair arrived, Scrimgeour revealed the reason for his visit: he required a private word with Harry, Ron, and Hermione.
The next day was Bill's wedding to Fleur. Molly was once again in tears as Percy was absent from the wedding. During the ceremony, Molly sat with Apolline Delacour, and the pair cried into their tissues. At the reception that followed, Molly danced with Monsieur Delacour. Soon afterwards, Molly learned with everyone else that the Ministry of Magic had fallen to the Death Eaters' control, and that Scrimgeour was dead. After the Death Eaters left, Molly and Arthur sent word to Harry, Ron, and Hermione that the rest of the family was safe.
In March, the Death Eaters identified Ron as travelling with Harry Potter. Molly's eldest son Bill was able to get word to his family, and Molly and the rest of the Weasley family vacated the Burrow. They lived with Molly's Aunt Muriel during this time.
Battle of HogwartsEdit
- —Molly duels Bellatrix Lestrange in the Battle of Hogwarts.[src]
On 2 May, Molly and Arthur arrived at the school to take part in the Battle of Hogwarts. As the combination of the Order and Dumbledore's Army left to gather in the Great Hall, Molly was adamant about Ginny going home; since she was under-age, Molly refused to let her stay. Ginny insisted she should be there; in addition to the rest of her family being there, she was a member of Dumbledore's Army.
During this argument, Percy entered the room, having learned of the pending battle from Aberforth Dumbledore, and finally reconciled with his family. Molly burst into tears and pulled Percy into a strangling hug. When the family left to join the others, Molly caught Ginny trying to sneak out with them. Lupin then proposed that Ginny could stay in the Room of Requirement; that way she could remain close to her family while simultaneously being out of harm's way.
During a break in the battle, as ordered by Voldemort, Molly grieved Fred's death in the Great Hall. She laid across his chest and wept, while Arthur stroked her hair.When the battle resumed, Molly eventually took on Bellatrix Lestrange, who had been fighting Ginny, Hermione and Luna Lovegood, and who had very nearly hit Ginny with a Killing Curse. Seeing her daughter miss death so closely enraged Molly, who then proceeded to ferociously attack Lestrange. Bellatrix laughed at Molly, not taking her seriously, and mocked her over the recent death of her son. Moments later, Molly struck a deadly blow, killing Bellatrix.
The death of his "last, best lieutenant" made Voldemort turn on Molly, but Harry shielded her and revealed himself to be alive. Molly then watched, with everyone else, the interaction between Harry and Voldemort, which ended with Voldemort's final defeat. Molly joined the other Weasleys in congratulating Harry. She was last seen sitting with Ginny, who had her head rested on her mother's shoulders.
Later lifeEdit
In the years following Voldemort's death, Molly's family grew with the marriages of her children and births of numerous grandchildren. Molly also served as the namesake of Percy's oldest daughter.
Physical descriptionEdit
Molly was frequently described as a short, plump, kindly-looking woman, whom Harry was shocked to see that she could so easily look "like a sabre-tooth tiger" when she was angry with her sons. She was also described as "porky," by Draco Malfoy, in the course of his typical taunts about the Weasley family [5], and "dumpy" by Vernon Dursley, despite the fact that he and his son were much larger than the slightly plump Molly[5]. Between June and August of 1995 she lost a good deal of weight and appeared paler, though she seemed to get a healthier look back by the next year. Like the rest of her immediate family, Molly had flaming fiery red hair, and her eyes were the same shade of warm brown as her daughter, Ginny's.
Personality and traitsEdit
- Hermione: "If you don't stop, I'm going to —"
- Fred: "Put us in detention?"
- George: "Make us write lines?"
- Hermione: "No, but I will write to your mother."
- Fred: "You wouldn't."
- — Hermione makes the one threat that can scare Fred and George.[src]
Molly is a kind, gentle, loving and very motherly woman. Being in the same room with her was very reassuring. It was comfortable to be around such a friendly warm person. She was fiercely proud of her children's accomplishments, but scandalised by misbehaviour and had the ability to speak her mind whenever her children misbehaved. This was made evident when she sent a Howler to Hogwarts, severely scolding Ron for the use of the unauthorised Flying Ford Anglia to reach Hogwarts at the start of the school year in 1992. Fred and George's antics, in particular, were a source of perpetual frustration for her. She sometimes found it difficult to cope with her children heading out in their own, separate directions. Not surprisingly, she initially considered Fleur Delacour completely wrong for Bill when they become engaged in 1996.
Ironically, however, it was high achiever, Percy, who caused her the greatest pain when he broke up with the family in 1995 over their unwavering allegiance to Albus Dumbledore. Through this, though Molly was capable of being a strict disciplinarian, she was also a sensitive and emotional person, particularly when it came to Percy's defection from the family. During this moment, Molly was known to burst into tears whenever Percy's name was mentioned aloud, even tearing up when Percy sent his Christmas jumper back unopened on Christmas Day. She also frequently referenced Percy's good behaviour when scolding her younger children for misbehaving, particularly Fred and George, and made up excuses for his absence over Christmas in 1996, claiming that Percy was busy at the Ministry.
For Harry Potter, Molly became his closest mother figure. Molly was appalled at the mistreatment that Harry suffered at the Dursleys, and was delighted to have Harry stay with the Weasleys at the Burrow, where she could offer food, advice and general mothering. Starved for affection from his own Aunt Petunia, Harry found warmth from Molly. However, Harry occasionally found her over-protectiveness somewhat smothering. Molly along with eldest son Bill come to watch Harry in the Triwizard Tournament then after Harry's ordeal in the graveyard visit him with others in the hospital wing at Hogwarts where Molly hugs him 'how Harry imagined a mother would'. In 1995, when Harry asked about what the Order of the Phoenix was doing in their efforts against Voldemort, Molly continually insisted that Harry shouldn't be told more than he needed to know, while his godfather, Sirius Black, believed that Harry had dealt with more than the Order could imagine and thus deserved to have the whole picture. While Harry was touched that Molly considered him like a son, he also felt Sirius was right in that he was not a small child, and should be treated as a maturing adult.
Magical abilities and skillsEdit
- Household spells: Molly was noted to be good with household spells. It seemed that she was able to conjure food[10], while in reality she must have used a Summoning Charm, as Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration does not allow conjuration of foods, or she may have increased its quantity. But it is clear she is talented in using magic to make the food she cooks even tastier, as Harry considers her the best cook he knows.[11]
- Healer: Molly was a sufficient healer, as was shown when Remus Lupin and George returned after the Battle of the Seven Potters and Molly treated George's injuries despite his having lost a lot of blood. She was unable to regrow George's ear, however, due to the injury being caused by Dark Magic[12].
- Charms: The true extent of Molly's ability in Charms is not known, however, prior to the Battle of Hogwarts Molly is one of the individuals placing the many powerful protective enchantments such as Protego Maxima over Hogwarts. Hence, she appears quite talented in this department.
- Duelling: Molly has shown surprising skill at duelling, specifically when her family is threatened, as shown in 1998 when she single-handedly killed Bellatrix Lestrange, a highly dangerous and skilled dark witch, after Lestrange nearly killed her daughter.[13]
- Dark magic: Although Molly was normally a good-natured woman, and was not actively a practitioner of the Dark Arts, she was capable of casting spells with lethal effect. When Bellatrix Lestrange threatened her daughter Ginny, Molly confidently cast a wide variety of spells as they duelled, ultimately killing her opponent with a curse that struck Bellatrix over her heart. She also confidently threatened to jinx or hex Ron, Fred, and George on numerous occasions and none of the boys seem to cross her when she does this.
- Nonverbal magic: Molly has also been shown to be a practitioner of nonverbal spells; during the Battle of Hogwarts, Molly duelled against Bellatrix Lestrange, casting several spells without incantation.
- Potioneer: Molly brewed a Love Potion in her youth,[14] implying that she is a fairly good potioneer.
Prewett FamilyEditMolly was born into the Prewett family. Her relationship with her mother and father is unknown, but it's possible that, like the Weasleys, the Prewetts didn't buy into values of pure-blood supremacy held by so many other wizarding pure blood families. Her brothers, Fabian and Gideon Prewett, were both members of the Order of the Phoenix during the First Wizarding War, and were brutally killed by five Death Eaters. It's likely that Molly was close to her brothers, as she kept Fabian's watch until she gave it to Harry Potter for his seventeenth birthday, and their deaths influenced her later protectiveness of her family during the Second Wizarding War. Molly also had an uncle, Ignatius Prewett, whose name became her son Percy's middle name, and aunt by marriage Lucretia Prewett (née Black). Her irritable aunt Muriel was still alive in the 1990's and associated with her family.
Weasley FamilyEdit
- —Molly on the Fred and George Weasley's incessant magic usage.[src]
Molly pampered her children with all she could afford to, making up for the lack of funds for new books, brooms and robes by showering her loved ones with affection and providing them with abundant, delicious home-cooking. However, Molly had no issues with speaking her mind and enforcing discipline when her children put "a toe out of line;" indeed, the only thing Hermione Granger could do to stop Fred and George testing their Skiving Snackboxes on first years prior to their departure from Hogwarts, was threaten to write to Molly.
Molly also had a strong desire for her children to work at the Ministry of Magic like their father, causing her to scold Fred and George on numerous occasions for their dream of managing a joke shop. In the end, however, Molly clearly wanted her children to be happy in their work, and was impressed when Fred and George proved to be skilled businessmen[10].
Though she was regularly exasperated with her husband Arthur's quirky fascination with Muggle artefacts, and his seeming inability to act as a firm disciplinarian when it came to many of their sons' shenanigans, she clearly loved him dearly, and was fiercely proud of all he had accomplished in his career[10].
When Percy turned his back on his family in favour of pursuing his career at the Ministry, Molly was heartbroken, and tried to bring him back several times, but to no avail. She would cry over his departure from time-to-time, and continued to send him things like Christmas jumpers, which he would coldly return without a note.
Mrs. Weasley's love for her family was also apparent in the form her boggart took: Molly's greatest fear was her family (and Harry), dead.
After the Second Wizarding War, Molly's family expanded even further, as she had many grandchildren through her sons and Ginny; Victoire, Dominique and Louis, Bill and Fleur's children; Molly (who was named after her) and Lucy, Percy and Audrey's daughters; Roxanne and Fred, George and Angelina Johnson's children; Rose and Hugo, Ron and Hermione's children; James, Albus and Lily, Ginny and Harry's children. It was likely that Molly was close to all of them
Harry PotterEdit
- Sirius: "He's not your son!"
- Molly: "He's as good as! Who else has he got?"
- — Sirius Black and Molly Weasley on Harry Potter.[src]
Molly first met Harry while taking her sons to the Hogwarts Express. She took sympathy on him for being alone, as he seemed to be a sweet and polite boy. Upon being told by Fred and George who he was, Molly was adamant that her children not pester Harry about his past. After getting to know more about Harry through Ron, Molly began treating him as another member of the family, whether it be by letting him stay at The Burrow for holidays, or fussing over the state of his health and making sure he had fourth helpings during meals, although she tended to avoid the subject of the Dursleys when Harry brought them up even briefly. Mrs. Weasley also sent Harry a Weasley jumper and a large box of fudge or mince pies at Christmas, even after the two of them had only spoken briefly at King's Cross during Harry's first year, simply because Ron had mentioned that Harry wasn't expecting many presents.
Molly would occasionally forget she was not Harry's mother, and tended to be as protective of him as she was of her own children. She was deeply affected when Harry was forced to compete in the Triwizard Tournament, to the point that her attitude towards Hermione temporarily became almost hostile because she assumed that Rita Skeeter's claims that Hermione was toying with Harry's emotions was genuine until Harry assured her otherwise. Molly pushed particularly hard for Harry not to be "burdened" with the knowledge of certain aspects of the Order of the Phoenix's business involving Voldemort, which caused her to come into conflict with Harry's godfather, Sirius Black, and even her own husband. She showed her over-protective nature again upon discovering that Harry, Ron and Hermione were not intending to return to Hogwarts during their final year, demanding to be informed of their intentions, and even doing everything in her power to prevent them having any opportunity to discuss their plans in secret.
Eventually, Harry married Ginny Weasley, becoming Molly's son-in-law, and officially joining the Weasley family. The form of Molly's boggart, which reflected her greatest fear of seeing her family dead by appearing as their dead bodies, included Harry's own corpse. In return Harry saw her as the mother he never had because she gave him the love and protection he needed and wanted. After Molly killed Bellatrix, Voldemort was about to attack her, prompting Harry to make his continued existence public rather than his previous attempt to attack from under his Invisibility Cloak.
Hermione GrangerEdit
Because of her friendships with Ron and Ginny Weasley, Hermione Granger became friendly with the entire Weasley family. She spent a portion of many of her summer and Christmas holidays at their home of the Burrow, and attended some family outings with them, such as shopping for school supplies in Diagon Alley and the 1994 Quidditch World Cup. Molly was generally fond of Hermione, though she treated her coldly for a brief time after Rita Skeeter printed lies about Hermione toying with the hearts of Harry Potter and Viktor Krum, much to Hermione's bewilderment and dejection. After Harry explained that the stories were false, Molly once again warmed up to Hermione. Hermione became one of Molly's four daughters-in-law after she married Ron.
Nymphadora TonksEdit
- "Thanks for the tea and sympathy, Molly."
- —Nymphadora Tonks after confiding in Molly.
Molly had a rather close relationship with Auror and fellow Order member, Nymphadora Tonks. Molly often invited Tonks to dine with the Weasley family, and the young witch was always a welcome guest at the events held by the Weasley matriarch.
Though there was a significant difference in age between the two, Mrs. Weasley appeared to be Tonks's closest adult friend; Molly appeared to be the only person in whom Tonks confided her love of Remus Lupin. Several people suspected that Molly hoped her son Bill Weasley would fall in love with Tonks, rather than marry Fleur Delacour, and Harry Potter noted Molly was acting somewhat frosty toward Lupin during the 1996 Christmas holidays, though he misinterpreted the reason why. Molly reacted heatedly to disparaging remarks made by Fleur in regards to Tonks, which is indicative of the high opinion she held for the young Auror. At the conclusion of the Battle of Hogwarts, it was Molly who duelled and killed Tonks' murderer Bellatrix Lestrange, therefore avenging Tonks' death.
Fleur DelacourEdit
- Mrs. Weasley: "I know why it's happened, of course. It's all this uncertainty with You-Know-Who coming back, people think they might be dead tomorrow, so they're rushing all sorts of decisions they'd normally take time over. It was the same last time he was powerful, people eloping left, right, and centre-"
- Ginny: "Like you and Dad."
- Mrs. Weasley: "Yes, well, your father and I were made for each other, what was the point in waiting? Whereas Bill and Fleur...well...what have they really got in common? He's a hard-working down-to-earth sort of person, whereas she's-"
- Ginny: "A cow. But Bill's not that down-to-earth...he likes a bit of adventure, a bit of glamour...I expect that's why he's gone for Phlegm."
- — Molly and Ginny Weasley on Bill and Fleur[src]
Order of the Phoenix membersEdit
Molly considered Albus Dumbledore to be the greatest wizard of all time. During the Second Wizarding War, Molly joined the Order of the Phoenix, an organisation both founded and led by Dumbledore. Molly was devastated, along with most of the wizarding world, by Dumbledore's death, and attended his funeral in 1997.
Molly initially believed Sirius Black (her "cousin by marriage", as his aunt Lucretia married her uncle Ignatius) was a murderer, who had betrayed James and Lily Potter to Lord Voldemort in 1981, and didn't learn of his innocence until 1995. While both Sirius and Molly lived at 12 Grimmauld Place, they argued over the latter's tendency to be overprotective of Sirius's godson, Harry Potter, with Sirius reminding her she was not Harry's mother. For her part, Molly considered Sirius to be too reckless and reminded him that Harry was not his father James. Nonetheless, they got along well for the most part, and Sirius was thrilled at having the Weasley family and Harry Potter stay at Grimmauld place over the 1995 winter holidays. Molly was greatly saddened by Sirius's death in 1996, and was ultimately the one to kill Bellatrix Lestrange, Sirius's cousin and murderer.
Remus Lupin was close with the Weasley family, and in joining the re-instated Order, saw Molly on a fairly regular basis. Lupin helped Molly get rid of a boggart that took the form of her family and Harry Potter, dead; she confessed to Lupin that she was afraid of what would happen to her children. Lupin comforted her, saying that he and the other members of the Order would take care of her family. After Dumbledore's death, Molly expressed her opinion that Lupin and Tonks should be together, as they loved each other, despite Lupin's protests that he was too old, too poor, and too dangerous for Tonks. During the Battle of the Seven Potters, Lupin saved George's life from Death Eaters, for which Molly was incredibly grateful. During the Battle of Hogwarts, Lupin was killed, and Molly was seen grieving near his and Tonks's bodies.
Molly was also friendly with Minerva McGonagall, the former Transfiguration professor and Head of Gryffindor House (the house into which all the members of the Weasley family had been sorted) of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. McGonagall and Molly discussed Dumbledore's death in 1997, and McGonagall would have been Headmistress while several of Molly's grandchildren attended the school, before retiring some time prior to 2017.
The Weasley family were all fond of Rubeus Hagrid, the gamekeeper and later Care of Magical Creatures professor at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. He fought alongside Molly at the Battle of Hogwarts and they both survived the war. He appeared to be friendly with Molly's grandchildren, inviting Albus to his house for tea.
Molly also worked fairly closely with the late Alastor Moody and Kingsley Shacklebolt. Molly was on good terms with both, and was shocked by Moody's death in 1997. Kingsley was responsible for saving countless lives when he sent his Patronus to warn the attendees of Bill Weasley and Fleur Delacour's wedding that the Ministry had fallen in 1997, and later became Minister for Magic, employing a number of the members of Molly's family.
- The name 'Molly' means 'Sea of bitterness', which is only like her when angry. It is an English name, and a diminutive form of Mary. This name is used by James Joyce in his novel "Ulysses", where it belongs to Molly Bloom, the wife of the main character.
- In the case of Molly Weasley, specifically, Molly is very likely derived from the term "Mollycoddle," meaning "to pamper or overprotect."
Behind the scenesEdit
- Molly is portrayed by British actress Julie Walters in the film adaptations of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Chamber of Secrets, Prisoner of Azkaban, Order of the Phoenix, Half-Blood Prince and Deathly Hallows: Part 1 and Part 2.
- In Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Remus Lupin mentions that Molly was not in the Order of the Phoenix during Voldemort's first rise to power. This is possibly because Molly had just given birth to her first child, Bill in 1970, and that Charlie, Percy, Fred, George, and Ron were all born during that time, as well.
- Contrary to rumours among fans that Neville Longbottom would be the one to do it, J. K. Rowling stated in an interview that she had always intended that Molly would be the one to kill Bellatrix Lestrange, for two main reasons: firstly, so that Molly could "have her moment" and show that simply because she had dedicated herself to her family didn't mean that she wasn't a powerful witch, and secondly, to show the clash of Molly's "maternal love" against Bellatrix's "obsessive love"[15].
- Molly is a playable character in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (video game).[citation needed]
- In the credits of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban she is mentioned as Mrs. Molly Weasley, while in the credits of the other movies, she is just mentioned as Molly Weasley.
- In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, Bellatrix Lestrange and Molly Weasley duel on the top of a table after Bellatrix attacks Ginny. Molly kills her using a Petrifying curse followed by a Disintegration curse.
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film)
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (video game) (GBC version only)
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (film)
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (video game)
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (film)
- Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (video game) (GBA version only)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (video game) (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (film)
- Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (video game) (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (video game) (Voice only)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (video game)
- LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4
- Harry Potter LEGO Sets
Notes and referencesEdit
- ↑ Molly likes her husband to call her this when they are alone together
- ↑ Bellatrix Lestrange teased Molly about Fred Weasley
- ↑ Bellatrix Lestrange teased Molly to fight, in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (video game)
- ↑ Sirius Black stated in Ch. 6 of Order of the Phoenix that Molly Weasley was his "cousin by marriage". This means that Ignatius could not have been Molly, Fabian, and Gideon's father, as this would have made them first cousins by blood of Sirius. Ignatius was Sirius's uncle by marriage, and if Molly was his niece, this could explain Sirius's comment. See this talk page for more information.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1; mentioned by the locket in the scene where Ron destroys it.
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Ch. 5
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Ch. 4
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Ch. 5
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Ch. 35
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Ch. 5
- ↑ J. K. Rowling at Carnegie Hall


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This end of the regular season prep, ball park therapy is great and all, but I have to say that my second session was significantly less satisfying than my first. Eight innings of solid pitching love from Zack Greinke went sadly unrequited by the Angels offense and were outright spurned by the bullpen in the 9th. It was deflating. (No, worries though, subsequent Angels victories have buoyed my spirits, but I'll get to that. 🙂 )
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