
My kids forgot that yesterday was Mother’s Day (and my husband too!). So I didn’t get any card, any breakfast in bed, anything at all! My son was immersed in his GCSEss revision and my daughter was so worried about her important cup football match that thought it was next week. Anyway, at lunchtime I was feeling very low. It’s not the present that counts, I know, but I didn’t even have that, the “thought”. Something must have clicked in my daughter’s mind as she hid a little box under my plate with a small rushed “happy mother’s day” note. She found an old bracelet of mine somewhere around the house and an even older gift box, packed all together and improvised a little present. I felt better realizing that at least she was trying to cheer me up. Unfortunately a couple of hours later I found out that the little rascal conned £5 out of her own brother for sharing the cost of “mummy’s present”. O my sweet little “angel”!!!!!
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Some mothers do 'ave 'em... I'd give them all the old guilt trip for a day or two until they do something really nice for you!
How enterprising of her lol
Ahhh the effort is sweet, and what a great credit to you.... you are raising a business tycoon!
Happy Mother's Day from someone who is also always a member of the "forgotten!" I hope they are making dinner for you tonite!
I'm sorry they forgot, as you say it's not the present but the thought that counts. But at least your daughter tried to redeem herself!
All's Well That Ends Well and your daughter will go far!
@Steve: They're taking me out for lunch next Sunday. I think my daughter will have to make ammend with his brother for quite a while!
@topchelseagirl: Yes, she's very enterprising when money is involved!
@YM: I don't usually mind, but my neighbours got huge bunches of flowers, many cards etc. and I felt a reject!
@notSupermum: Well, she tried to redeem herself and make a few £s too!!!
@Jane: My 'baby' girl is very good at mischiefs, that's for sure. Ciao.
You've got a pretty smart little angel, A. She already knows the ways of the world, it seems. Thanks for the lovely anecdote! Hugs. MG.
I just had to laugh. I wonder what my Grandsons will do when they are older!
Hi,
"It is the thought that it counts."
How sweet of your daughter to remember that!
Anyways, Happy Mother's Day!
Inspired
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