I guess it is a family tradition that Mother's Day is just another day. I was kind of disappointed that I don't "feel" something more. I want it to mean something, but I really don't. To me, it's just another day. I had actually forgotten about till DH walked in with a Wii fit for me yesterday.
Anyone else?
Re: Anyone not care about Mother's Day?
I would have liked a card. I don't care about gifts, but a card would have been nice.
This year I only want to make a big deal of it because I want Matt to do the dishes, I want Einstiens for breakfast and I want an iPhone.
But the iPhones are kinda like a mothers day/graduation gift because DH graduated yesterday.
Otherwise, we don't do a whole lot for MD. Maybe cards to our moms or whatever.
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I agree its not about the gifts. I'm curious though where the acknowledgment comes from cause today is no different than any other day. I feel just as taken for granted today as any other day
I just see it as an excuse to have Matt take me to breakfast lol I don't want to cook. And I can also say "Honey, its Mother's day, you should do the dishes"
And like I said, we are just using Mother's day as an excuse for iPhones. Both of us are getting them and it just happens that our contracts with t-mobile ran up with in days of mothers day and graduation.
I agree totally. For me it's also a day to hang out and do whatever I want with my family.
I do care. But not in the sense that I'm looking for 'stuff'. Like PP said, it's more about being acknowledged and appreciated for everything I do the other 364 days of the year.
DH wanted to get me something and I told him no. I got a card from each of the kids, one from him, roses, breakfast and I slept in. It was perfect...and was gift enough for me.