Thursday, February 9, 2012

What should i write in my Mother's Day card?

Let's just say that i'm really blanked out on this one. My mother and I don't get along together THAT well. We hardly ever talk since she's always busy at work and comes home late while i'm busy at school. I'm in my teens and she's never there to help me out with my problems.



Is there anything sweet and simple that i can write?



I need something easy, nothing like "Thank you for always being there for me and lending me a shoulder to cry on".....because she's def nothing like that.



Help please?

What should i write in my Mother's Day card?
Don`t write anything, buy a card that already has a verse in it and sign it... Happy Mother`s Day,

Love, Mary
Reply:sit back and look through your pics as you were growing up. then write down some notes about each event that the memories took you through. then go from there. simply put you can actually then say that you are glad she was there but say why and where. Memories are what its all about.

The present you may not have much you can think about but if you let your heart do the wandering through the pics of the past you may remember that she was there and maybe still is just you dont realize it.
Reply:Think of what your mother does do for you, no matter how small it may seem, and thank her for that. Thank her for being your mother. Say what you feel in your heart for her, that's what every Mothers Day card should contain, something from their children that came from the heart.
Reply:I can completely understand this situation and agree with what you are feeling.



Write a simple, "I hope that your Mother's Day is a wonderful one mom! I love you."



That should do it!
Reply:thanks for supporting me

although we may fight i really appreciate what you do for me

so have a flippen sweet mothers day mom!
Reply:i know your always busy, i'm busy too. deep down i know if i ever need you, you'll be there.
Reply:LOOK IN YOUR HEART AND YOU WILL SEE THE SWEET THINGS TO WRITE.


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