Mother's Day
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We don't usually celebrate most occasions come to think of it. If schools didn't make the kids prepare gifts for their mothers, I probably won't ever have any.
Which was why I said before that if I wanted a gift I would have to take care of it myself:-). And certainly I agree with you about showing affection spontaneously on a regular basis - be it a thought, a gesture or a present (grin). I envy you for Robin's handwriting, my eldest keeps losing marks in his exams because nobody could understand what he had written...
Mothers Day is redundant?!
Dude. no oppertunity that includes Gifts For Me can me amde redundant. In fact, I'd love to se a constitional change naming one of the days of the week after me. you know, Monday, Tuesday, Francine, thursdauy... :p. And I can't believe you made a peking duck. Even thought it came from a store. I very much need to try that.
Oh wow....your son's handwriting is really neat and nice for a 7-year-old....really well-trained :-)
Thanks ladies!
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My son's handwriting is frighteningly neat isn't it? As a tot, he used to colour super neat too and would freak out if he accidentally coloured out of line. I had to show him it was okay for that to happen. Both poem and soap have been tucked away safely for posterity. :) |