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Make Mother's Day simple
Mother’s Day is around the corner – May 10 – which gives us this weekend to plan and shop.
I’m a simple gal, so I really don’t want anything. Really.
A nice little kiss on the cheek from each kid, a hug – and I’m happy. Seriously, honest.
For my own mom, I’ll roll out the red carpet – it’s her day. It’s whatever she wants, whatever she wants to do. Typically, I make dinner – whatever she’s in the mood for!
Plants, hand-made cards and family time – all top the list of my favorite gifts I've received.
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Come next Sunday, we’ll be with my parents for some good inter-generational fun! Sure it’s Mother’s Day, and I suppose I could sit one meal preparation out. But frankly, I love to cook! That’s what I want to do and anyway, it’s all about us moms that day.
This year, what’s in your gift bag to Mom?
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Comments
This year I had a easy time finding a present for my Mom when I heard about the TickleMe Plant online. The TickleMe Plant is the REAL Plant that MOVES when you Tickle It! The leaves instantly close and even the branches droop when Tickled. It even produces pretty pink flowers. I found it online at http://www.ticklemeplant.com
Posted by: Jenny | May 1, 2009 10:46 AM