spent the entire day puking and not going far from the loo, wife not very sympathetic.
luckily had organised presents in advance.
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Got my mum a bunch of flowers. Kids came over and cooked their mum (and me) dinner. Good day.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostBeing on the edge beats the alternatives.
The card I got my mother had a picture of a mum with clothes in a washing basket. Caption said "Mum got presented with clothes on Mothers Day"
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostMrs BP took her mother out on Friday - I paid and babysat. That was her present.
She gor hand made kids from the kids -plus a commercial card with a picture of a baby with a thought bubble with the caption "hmmm - mum looks a bit stressed - what can I do to push her over the edge?". Those with children will know this is not funny and is the reality.
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Mrs BP took her mother out on Friday - I paid and babysat. That was her present.
She gor hand made kids from the kids -plus a commercial card with a picture of a baby with a thought bubble with the caption "hmmm - mum looks a bit stressed - what can I do to push her over the edge?". Those with children will know this is not funny and is the reality.
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Originally posted by Old Greg View PostYG2 up from 2 a.m. to 3:30 and then from 5:00 a.m. So all a bit fraught.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostIs Mother's day getting a bit commercialised? It seems to be getting harder every year to treat it like any other day without feeling guilty.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostIs Mother's day getting a bit commercialised? It seems to be getting harder every year to treat it like any other day without feeling guilty.This year, consider honoring your mom by helping out someone else's.
The International Rescue Committee's From Harm to Home program offers a way to donate much-needed goods and services to mothers across the globe. Choose a lifesaving gift from their website—like the Safe Birthing Kit ($24) or Farming Tools ($60)—and dedicate it to your mom, or any other special woman in your life. Harm to Home will even send a Mother's Day card with information about the dedication on your behalf. Bonus: Your gift amount will be matched dollar for dollar up to $25,000 to support the IRC's maternal health programs in Sierra Leone.
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Is Mother's day getting a bit commercialised? It seems to be getting harder every year to treat it like any other day without feeling guilty.
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Originally posted by k2p2 View PostHow was it for you?
The haul:
tulips (the floral variety - although I did smirk)
selection of real ale
choccies
kindle book (The Lady in the Van - recommended by someone here - sorry, can't remember who!)
Cooked Sunday dinner for family and my mum. Enjoyed a glass or 3 of wine.
All in all, a good day.
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Originally posted by k2p2 View PostHow was it for you?
The haul:
tulips (the floral variety - although I did smirk)
selection of real ale
choccies
kindle book (The Lady in the Van - recommended by someone here - sorry, can't remember who!)
Cooked Sunday dinner for family and my mum. Enjoyed a glass or 3 of wine.
All in all, a good day.
Very good day thanks.
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Mothers Day
How was it for you?
The haul:
tulips (the floral variety - although I did smirk)
selection of real ale
choccies
kindle book (The Lady in the Van - recommended by someone here - sorry, can't remember who!)
Cooked Sunday dinner for family and my mum. Enjoyed a glass or 3 of wine.
All in all, a good day.Tags: None
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