In Hawaii, Aloha Friday is the day that we take it easy and look forward to the weekend. So I thought that on Fridays I would take it easy on posting, too. Therefore, I’ll ask a simple question for you to answer. Nothing that requires a lengthy response.
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My Question:
What do you plan or have you already gotten to get your mom for Mother's Day?
My Answer:
I was unable to really afford much this year, with our first child on the way, so I could only get a card. But I know my mom, and she'll love it!
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My 89 year old mother lives in a convalescent home with 24 hour care. She has Alzheimer's and doesn't remember much but I know she'd love to have flowers. We'll drive down to see her and will take her beautiful roses from our garden.;D
ReplyDeleteI bought my mom a great card today...and I am planning to make her chili dogs (her choice) for dinner that night!
ReplyDeleteI bought a card, but haven't decided on what else I'm buying. Congrats on your first child!
ReplyDeleteI sent Tiny Prints cards with photos and got my mom a scarf and mother in law a purse.
ReplyDeleteI always send my mom a card just in time for Mother's Day - which is usually a major feat, since birthday and Christmas presents are usually late... ;) Since she lives 3000 miles away she understands, and loves the special phone call on her special day - when we move back, I'll be able to show her my appreciation in person instead. ;)
ReplyDeleteAloha: Mother's Day
This year I've sent my mother a card. Normally I do more since I am not living close to her but we are in the middle of a move, getting ready to move to Japan. I will find her a nice treasure once I get there.
ReplyDeleteMy mother lives in another country. I wish I could send her something but it's likely to be stolen. Times of year like this is when postal in our country is robbed at a hight rate.
ReplyDeleteIf I was with her, I'd make her breakfast. Get he dressed up and haul her out to get her hair and nails done. Have a snack. Go lay around and talk or play. Make her dinner, and then take her sightseeing or dancing or movie. :) I just wish I could see her...even for for a few seconds of hug.
i have no clue...
ReplyDeletei will be late, as always! :)
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