Mother's Day. - Page 3

harwood red · 18-03-2007, 14:34

My lads had already bought me a new top and necklace, and when I got in this morning there was a card behind the door (they were stopping at their dads) for Mother's day. They have gone to their grandma's (dads mum) which I endorsed so I could have a chill out day after a heavy night

My mum is fantastic, she is due back from her hols tomorrow, but I have sent her a text and she knows I think she is the best mum ever

accymel · 18-03-2007, 16:46

Ive had a great day im still actually in shock & not recovered yet so glad i got spoiled in the 'doing' than the money spent sence which i appreciate so much more with the care & love i got today, breakfast in bed which a lot of thought went into even down to the flower in vase trick attention to detail was gobsmacking hehehehehe - how they got it upstairs i wont ask hehehehee, my eldest made me choccy truffles at school & got a tub of choccys from all of them

I've had no need top shout [which is a good job throat still tender from footy hehehe] - kids have been really well behaved & quiet [honest!], what can i say im still in shock about it

not used to nice treatment i didnt know what to do lol but going to make most of it as back to normal tommoz

& its nice & warm here with a nice view of falling snow, happiness is bliss

slinky · 18-03-2007, 17:24

I got up at 6:30 am for work

But it was made nicer by the fact that my eldest son got up at 7:20am just before i went to work and gave me his card that he had made at school.....( he's a real sweety).

I got home from work at 2pm and received, 1 box of choccies, I bottle of wine, a bottle of Hugo Purple perfume and cards....

spoiled rotten.

Margaret Pilkington · 18-03-2007, 20:58

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Originally Posted by West Ender

I think it's too commercial but it didn't stop me going for a meal, last night, with son and daughter-in-law to the local Turkish restaurant - their treat. The food there is to die for! Cards and gifts this morning, to make the awful weather outside (gales and hail and it's freezing cold) seem a bit less depressing.

Hope you enjoyed Whitby, Margaret. I lived there for 6 years in the 1960s, one of the best places in England, and I loved it. Oh, but there's no village called Aidensfield. They film it in Goathland.

Yes, West Ender....I know it is Goathland really.......but we all think of it as Aidensfield. No filming going on there today.
We had a fabulous day.....and although it was very cold we had the loveliest sunshine....no snow....no rain......a bit blustery......and the wind nearly blew Ma and the chair into the Harbour...true words and jest spring to mind.
We had a lovely lunch in Trenchers and got back home for about 7:30....a long day but thoroughly enjoyed by both of us.

cherokee · 18-03-2007, 21:08

well ive had a lovely day nice brew to wake up to, then a lovely meal cooked by daughter and hubby and washing up done by sons,which almost sent me into shock because they hate washing up haha .. not had to do a thing, got a new pair of slippers which ive had my eye on for a while ,choccys and flowers , and now more me time...

grannyclaret · 18-03-2007, 23:25

I Had A Lovely Day Too,,all My Chicks Brought Cards And Prezzies
Same As Cherokee My Son And His Fiancee Came And Cooked Lamb And All The Trimmings,then We Had A Lovely Lazy Afternoon,,,,

flashy · 19-03-2007, 09:14

reece went out in the snow last night and wrote 'mum happy mothers day' in the snow on the road...i was gobsmacked, made me feel so proud

SPUGGIE J · 19-03-2007, 11:23

THE ROAD!!!! What about the traffic?

flashy · 19-03-2007, 11:35

i dont live on a main road i live on a ickle avenue spugster...there was no traffic

Margaret Pilkington · 19-03-2007, 12:13

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Originally Posted by SimonGudgeon

Interesting Article.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/6409411.stm

What's everyone's take on how commercial Mothers Day is?

In answer to your question......in past years I have made my mum a card........done her picture albums and discs of the places we have visited each time we have gone on a trip.......done a Journal for her......all very personal gifts with very little financial outlay....and of no interest or use to any other mother.

This year I bought her a couple of books that she wanted.......and we took the trip to Whitby......we had our lunch out, but we would have been doing that anyway. So I don't feel that our celebration of Mothering Sunday was particularly commercialised.

SPUGGIE J · 19-03-2007, 12:14

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Originally Posted by flashytart

i dont live on a main road i live on a ickle avenue spugster...there was no traffic

Thats a relief.

Lolly · 19-03-2007, 12:19

Mothers Day happened to fall on my son, Harry's, 1st Birthday. We went for a meal to celebrate both.

Harry got me a lovely card and a big Me to You teddy, and some daffodils. I got my Mum some flowers and a herb growing set (she likes that sort of thing) Grandma got Shea Body Butter.

I'd have loved to chill but Harrys not old enough to run around for me yet. Lol!! At least nobody had to cook. Am spending today putting his toys together, and sticking all the stickers on.

Hope everyone else had a brilliant day.

West Ender · 19-03-2007, 14:15

My daughter in Law - Saturday night - she's a very intelligent woman, a computer consultant, and not usually a "dizzy" blonde (she is blonde, though). Two men come into the restaurant, both wearing Leprachaun hats.

"Look at them", says d-i-l.

"Well they're probably Irish. It's St Patrick's day today", says son.

"Oh, I never knew that was the day before Mother's Day", says d-i-l.

chav1 · 19-03-2007, 14:18

oh dear i assume mothersday was yesterday then

OOOOOOOOOPS

only kidding my mum would gut me alive if i forgot but i couldnt find a card thanking her for 36 years of fear and intimidation

shillelagh · 21-03-2007, 19:00

Was down at my sisters after work today - dropping off an invitation for her and her 2 sons were there - she was at work. Youngest upstairs watching tv, playstation etc. Eldest who was 18 a couple of weeks ago was downstairs and being the liberated 18 was having a can of fosters with his mates and his big auntie jen walked in!!! Anyway i made him make me a brew and asked him what he got his mum for mothers day. He said i made her cry! What did you do said i. He said i didnt buy her a card so i wrote her a poem instead and it was really nice thanking her for the last 18 yrs etc. He read it out to me and it was really soppy. I said what did your brother get her he said he made her breakfast in bed! Now he's 14 and dangerous with it!!!

He made me a butty one day - ham & tomato - whats wrong with that you ask - it was 2 slices of bread with butter 1/2 inch thick on it and then the tomato was cut into 4 slices and it was a big big tomato!!! The slices were at least 1 cm thick. So sis was looked after on mums day.

Havent seen the other one yet so dont know what she got.