I am on a web site to order a mothers day card when i click the card i like another box opens but it stays blank instead of the box being filled with a larger picture.
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Reply:You could try opening it in a different web browser.
Both Firefox and Opera are good alternative web browsers.
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If it doesn't work in any of these web browsers, then the website is at fault. You need to find a different website.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
What should I draw my Mother for Mother's Day?
I drew her our family for a card last year, and flowers the year before. But this year I have really bad artist's block! What should I draw this year? 10 points for the best answer!
What should I draw my Mother for Mother's Day?
Is there a photo or past event that your family cherishes? If so, you should sketch that and let her know you don't forget the good times you have with her.
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Reply:That depends on what ur best at drawing. Take me for example, my preference is animals. Just think about what suits you best. Do something that you can be truly proud of and have no problem giving to ur mom. If ur really good at drawing people, u should find a portrait of ur mom and draw it. I can guarantee that she'll love it!
Reply:draw your while family with you as a baby and yr mom is in the middle holding you, and you can give her some flowers to go with it if you want.
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Reply:Yeah that sounds great, and on the other side of the paper you could draw the words that describe her character.
Reply:you as a baby or her holding you as a baby
Reply:something that represnt a special moments to you guys:)
Reply:her rocking your cradle (hahah reminds me of the show rock the cradle).lol.
What should I draw my Mother for Mother's Day?
Is there a photo or past event that your family cherishes? If so, you should sketch that and let her know you don't forget the good times you have with her.
=]
Reply:That depends on what ur best at drawing. Take me for example, my preference is animals. Just think about what suits you best. Do something that you can be truly proud of and have no problem giving to ur mom. If ur really good at drawing people, u should find a portrait of ur mom and draw it. I can guarantee that she'll love it!
Reply:draw your while family with you as a baby and yr mom is in the middle holding you, and you can give her some flowers to go with it if you want.
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Reply:Yeah that sounds great, and on the other side of the paper you could draw the words that describe her character.
Reply:you as a baby or her holding you as a baby
Reply:something that represnt a special moments to you guys:)
Reply:her rocking your cradle (hahah reminds me of the show rock the cradle).lol.
I need mother's day ideas!?
I have no money to spend right now, so what are some good mothers day gifts, not including the card.
I need mother's day ideas!?
bake something...its personal, and makes you look like you've put thought, consideration and time into it...never fails...hope your mothers day is a good 'un
Reply:erm, your a bit late i'm afraid
Reply:How about a lovely framed photo of you (and brothers and sisters or your husband/boyfriend etc.) or a great picture of you and your Mum?
Reply:my mom wants another humming bird feeder but i really know she wants a RAZR
Reply:just choose 1 of these 300 some to chose from gift catalogs and let her decide. The gift of choice is the greatest gift of all.
Even travel is a category of choice. All different price ranges and gift ideas to decide from.
Reply:write her a letter and tell her all the things you like about her, what she has taught you, things like that... that is so much better than stuff....?
Reply:a silver frame so you can store your mom's photo in it or tell her "i love you".
Reply:Here's something creative that will be appreciated and you will have fun doing:
Make up a crossword puzzle and have all the hints be personal inside moments and jokes that only you two would know about. Put it on a poster board and add some clipart and some pictures to it!
The crossword puzzle could be time consuming and a bit frustrating ... you could do the same idea with a WORDSEARCH or WORDFIND puzzle.
Put your computer skills to work! Use Excel, get clipart from Yahoo Images Search, copy them, and reformat them, use a gluestick to put on posterboard.
Use graph paper, and pictures from magazines if you are not as good on the computer, and it will give it a homemade feeling.
This is a really beautiful poem too!
Women have strengths that amaze us.
They carry children, they carry hardships, they carry burdens but they hold happiness, love and joy.
They smile when they want to scream.
They sing when they want to cry.
They cry when they are happy and laugh when they are nervous.
They fight for what they believe in.
They stand up for injustice.
They don't take "no" for an answer when they believe there is a better solution.
They go without new shoes so their children can have them.
They go to the doctor with a frightened friend.
They love unconditionally.
They cry when their children excel and cheer when their friends get awards.
They are happy when they hear about a birth or a new marriage. Their hearts break when a friend dies.
They have sorrow at the loss of a family member, yet they are strong when they think there is no strength left.
They know that a hug and a kiss can heal a broken heart.
Women come in all sizes, in all colors and shapes.
They'll drive, fly, walk, run or e-mail you to show how much they care about you.
The heart of a woman is what makes the world spin!
Women do more than just give birth.
They bring joy and hope.
They give compassion and ideals.
They give moral support to their family and friends.
Women have a lot to say and a lot to give.
Reply:If you have Children have them make something for mommy. If no children and wanting to get a gift then....Make a good dinner or clean the house...things like that.
Reply:Do you like to plan in advance?
Reply:Where do you live, mothers Day in UK is in March.!!
I would be happy with a card and a bunch of flowers.
Reply:make a scap book with photos of your family or an imovie
Reply:Loads of them,but it,s not till next year,plenty of time for you to think of some yourself.DOH
Reply:With no money to spend, then the best thing is to do something from the heart.
How about writing a poem. Mum's love homemade poems. They keep them forever. My Mum has a drawer full of poems and cards we have made her over the years.
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I need mother's day ideas!?
bake something...its personal, and makes you look like you've put thought, consideration and time into it...never fails...hope your mothers day is a good 'un
Reply:erm, your a bit late i'm afraid
Reply:How about a lovely framed photo of you (and brothers and sisters or your husband/boyfriend etc.) or a great picture of you and your Mum?
Reply:my mom wants another humming bird feeder but i really know she wants a RAZR
Reply:just choose 1 of these 300 some to chose from gift catalogs and let her decide. The gift of choice is the greatest gift of all.
Even travel is a category of choice. All different price ranges and gift ideas to decide from.
Reply:write her a letter and tell her all the things you like about her, what she has taught you, things like that... that is so much better than stuff....?
Reply:a silver frame so you can store your mom's photo in it or tell her "i love you".
Reply:Here's something creative that will be appreciated and you will have fun doing:
Make up a crossword puzzle and have all the hints be personal inside moments and jokes that only you two would know about. Put it on a poster board and add some clipart and some pictures to it!
The crossword puzzle could be time consuming and a bit frustrating ... you could do the same idea with a WORDSEARCH or WORDFIND puzzle.
Put your computer skills to work! Use Excel, get clipart from Yahoo Images Search, copy them, and reformat them, use a gluestick to put on posterboard.
Use graph paper, and pictures from magazines if you are not as good on the computer, and it will give it a homemade feeling.
This is a really beautiful poem too!
Women have strengths that amaze us.
They carry children, they carry hardships, they carry burdens but they hold happiness, love and joy.
They smile when they want to scream.
They sing when they want to cry.
They cry when they are happy and laugh when they are nervous.
They fight for what they believe in.
They stand up for injustice.
They don't take "no" for an answer when they believe there is a better solution.
They go without new shoes so their children can have them.
They go to the doctor with a frightened friend.
They love unconditionally.
They cry when their children excel and cheer when their friends get awards.
They are happy when they hear about a birth or a new marriage. Their hearts break when a friend dies.
They have sorrow at the loss of a family member, yet they are strong when they think there is no strength left.
They know that a hug and a kiss can heal a broken heart.
Women come in all sizes, in all colors and shapes.
They'll drive, fly, walk, run or e-mail you to show how much they care about you.
The heart of a woman is what makes the world spin!
Women do more than just give birth.
They bring joy and hope.
They give compassion and ideals.
They give moral support to their family and friends.
Women have a lot to say and a lot to give.
Reply:If you have Children have them make something for mommy. If no children and wanting to get a gift then....Make a good dinner or clean the house...things like that.
Reply:Do you like to plan in advance?
Reply:Where do you live, mothers Day in UK is in March.!!
I would be happy with a card and a bunch of flowers.
Reply:make a scap book with photos of your family or an imovie
Reply:Loads of them,but it,s not till next year,plenty of time for you to think of some yourself.DOH
Reply:With no money to spend, then the best thing is to do something from the heart.
How about writing a poem. Mum's love homemade poems. They keep them forever. My Mum has a drawer full of poems and cards we have made her over the years.
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Does it look cheap to give a gift certificate on mother's day?
Since I don't know what my mom wants at all and I don't know what she really likes that she already has so I was just asking, if I bought her a gift certificate to a store she liked would that be cheap or a normal gift? (It will also have lottery tickets in it too, just for fun, since all of our cards we give have that).
P.S Sicne my dad knows we didn't buy her anything yet he gave the idea of the gift certificate.
Does it look cheap to give a gift certificate on mother's day?
If I were you, I would suggest getting her something small like a candle or picture frame and an inexpensive gift certificate from her favorite store. That way, it wouldn't be all your dads idea and you would have put your own thought into it.
P.S Sicne my dad knows we didn't buy her anything yet he gave the idea of the gift certificate.
Does it look cheap to give a gift certificate on mother's day?
If I were you, I would suggest getting her something small like a candle or picture frame and an inexpensive gift certificate from her favorite store. That way, it wouldn't be all your dads idea and you would have put your own thought into it.
What do I say to my husband to get him to play with his daughter?
My husband is a GREAT DAD for the most part. He is patient and loving and steps in when I am "done" when our daughter has been sick and need some breathing room...
But some times at night it drives me insane that we will have "family time" and he just sits there on the floor or lays on his stomach and basically zones out while my daughter and I play.
Last night he asked me to get Mothers Day cards in order, so I was making them and asked him to play with our daughter to keep her busy while I did that...well his idea of playing with our daughter was to turn basketball on in the hopes that she would watch it...so he sat there and she kept getting into everything while I was working. I was so frustrated! Even after I sat down with them to play, I kept asking him to be more involved (in more subtle ways) and he would for about two minutes.
I need some suggestions please! I know he is tired after work, I am too...but how do I get him to not zone out and be more focused?
What do I say to my husband to get him to play with his daughter?
I think sometimes a lot of dads don't always "get it" when they are at work most of the day, as far as what it really means to raise a child full time and what they need from you.
My husband was kind of the same way. He just didn't see it through my son's eyes. From my husband's point of view, he was tired after a long day at work, and he just wanted to come home and relax. But he wasn't here with the two year-old child, who was asking me every couple of minutes "Will Daddy be home soon?" and constantly checking out the window to see when my husband's car pulled in the driveway. My husband would walk in the front door, say "hi," and then go upstairs to change, go to the kitchen and make a pot of coffee, etc., not realizing how much our son had been busting at the seams, just waiting for Daddy to walk in the door. And when he would go into my son's playroom to be with him, there wasn't a lot of interaction. It's like he just didn't know what to do with him.
I brought it up with my husband, and he was very surprised, because in his mind, he was playing with our son a lot. But when I told him how excited our son was to know that he was coming home, only to have Daddy give him a quick pat on the head and go do something else first, he understood what I was saying--he had never really thought about it that way. He also thought just his presence in the playroom was enough, when really what my son wanted was for Daddy to play with him, and to be able to show my husband all of the things he had done that day.
Just tell your husband what your daughter needs from him.
Reply:personally i would tell my husband to shut the tv off for at least an hour, the tv is a distraction and it is not good for a child to get used to being ignored for the tv. maybe you need to leave the room so he cant just zone out and let you take over. atleast a few nights a week...
Reply:good luck. my dh is better than yours! :p jk! tell him to go outside with her. no tv will force him to think!
Reply:When she goes to sleep have a long talk to him about it..or just tell him if he does not play with her then no SEX!!!!! :D
Reply:Listen, I know just how frustrating that is. My ex was like that and nothing worked. you need to sit down with him and explain everything you said in your message above. and then some!! he needs to know how you feel and how your daughter feels. It will only lead to anger and resentment if it doesn't get fixed soon, from both you and your daughter!! Try giving him suggestions as to how he can play with her and maybe he wanted feel so "put on the spot". Good Luck to you both!!
Reply:Men do not take nor understand HINTS or anything that is subtle! They need to be told point blank what you feel/want, or else they plead ignorance (and they really do not know).
I would buy a baby/infant basketball hoop set so when dad is watching the game, he can play hoops with her at the same time.
Also, you need to maybe be a bit more assertive and tell him that she is his responsibility too %26amp; he has to be involved cuz you are not a single mom (I was with #1 and it's HARD). I felt guilty at first telling my hubby to step up/help out or step out (it sounds so harsh), but those feelings go away QUICK when you see your husband and baby bonding.
Also, maybe every night to have "family night" might be too excessive %26amp; boring for him (sorry). He might also not KNOW what to do. I suggest that instead of scheduled nightly family time, you take turns relaxing or watching her -- then have family night only a few nights a week so it's special...
Reply:A lot of men have trouble playing with their daughters because they're not sure how best to play with them and they hate feeling awkward around their own child. With boys they just resort to what they know--rough and tumble, wrestling type things. They don't realize that a lot of girls like to play that way too, and that there are other ways to play. Perhaps you could have him join in the play time with you and your daughter so he becomes more comfortable playing with her and/or make suggestions for what he could do with her. He could start by taking her out on a walk and pointing out all the things they see to her. That's fairly simple, and might interest her. He could also try to plant some flowers with her. Young kids love knowing the plant is growing there because of them. We tried that last summer with our boys and they loved it. Just talk to him about it, explain that this is a crucial time for him to develop a relationship with her, and figure out together what will work best. Don't expect him to change over night...he has to adjust gradually, but he DOES need to adjust. She needs to see that her daddy loves her and is interested in what she's doing. If he needs something he can relax while he does it, maybe he could supervise her coloring pictures or read her a book, or another relaxing activity.
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But some times at night it drives me insane that we will have "family time" and he just sits there on the floor or lays on his stomach and basically zones out while my daughter and I play.
Last night he asked me to get Mothers Day cards in order, so I was making them and asked him to play with our daughter to keep her busy while I did that...well his idea of playing with our daughter was to turn basketball on in the hopes that she would watch it...so he sat there and she kept getting into everything while I was working. I was so frustrated! Even after I sat down with them to play, I kept asking him to be more involved (in more subtle ways) and he would for about two minutes.
I need some suggestions please! I know he is tired after work, I am too...but how do I get him to not zone out and be more focused?
What do I say to my husband to get him to play with his daughter?
I think sometimes a lot of dads don't always "get it" when they are at work most of the day, as far as what it really means to raise a child full time and what they need from you.
My husband was kind of the same way. He just didn't see it through my son's eyes. From my husband's point of view, he was tired after a long day at work, and he just wanted to come home and relax. But he wasn't here with the two year-old child, who was asking me every couple of minutes "Will Daddy be home soon?" and constantly checking out the window to see when my husband's car pulled in the driveway. My husband would walk in the front door, say "hi," and then go upstairs to change, go to the kitchen and make a pot of coffee, etc., not realizing how much our son had been busting at the seams, just waiting for Daddy to walk in the door. And when he would go into my son's playroom to be with him, there wasn't a lot of interaction. It's like he just didn't know what to do with him.
I brought it up with my husband, and he was very surprised, because in his mind, he was playing with our son a lot. But when I told him how excited our son was to know that he was coming home, only to have Daddy give him a quick pat on the head and go do something else first, he understood what I was saying--he had never really thought about it that way. He also thought just his presence in the playroom was enough, when really what my son wanted was for Daddy to play with him, and to be able to show my husband all of the things he had done that day.
Just tell your husband what your daughter needs from him.
Reply:personally i would tell my husband to shut the tv off for at least an hour, the tv is a distraction and it is not good for a child to get used to being ignored for the tv. maybe you need to leave the room so he cant just zone out and let you take over. atleast a few nights a week...
Reply:good luck. my dh is better than yours! :p jk! tell him to go outside with her. no tv will force him to think!
Reply:When she goes to sleep have a long talk to him about it..or just tell him if he does not play with her then no SEX!!!!! :D
Reply:Listen, I know just how frustrating that is. My ex was like that and nothing worked. you need to sit down with him and explain everything you said in your message above. and then some!! he needs to know how you feel and how your daughter feels. It will only lead to anger and resentment if it doesn't get fixed soon, from both you and your daughter!! Try giving him suggestions as to how he can play with her and maybe he wanted feel so "put on the spot". Good Luck to you both!!
Reply:Men do not take nor understand HINTS or anything that is subtle! They need to be told point blank what you feel/want, or else they plead ignorance (and they really do not know).
I would buy a baby/infant basketball hoop set so when dad is watching the game, he can play hoops with her at the same time.
Also, you need to maybe be a bit more assertive and tell him that she is his responsibility too %26amp; he has to be involved cuz you are not a single mom (I was with #1 and it's HARD). I felt guilty at first telling my hubby to step up/help out or step out (it sounds so harsh), but those feelings go away QUICK when you see your husband and baby bonding.
Also, maybe every night to have "family night" might be too excessive %26amp; boring for him (sorry). He might also not KNOW what to do. I suggest that instead of scheduled nightly family time, you take turns relaxing or watching her -- then have family night only a few nights a week so it's special...
Reply:A lot of men have trouble playing with their daughters because they're not sure how best to play with them and they hate feeling awkward around their own child. With boys they just resort to what they know--rough and tumble, wrestling type things. They don't realize that a lot of girls like to play that way too, and that there are other ways to play. Perhaps you could have him join in the play time with you and your daughter so he becomes more comfortable playing with her and/or make suggestions for what he could do with her. He could start by taking her out on a walk and pointing out all the things they see to her. That's fairly simple, and might interest her. He could also try to plant some flowers with her. Young kids love knowing the plant is growing there because of them. We tried that last summer with our boys and they loved it. Just talk to him about it, explain that this is a crucial time for him to develop a relationship with her, and figure out together what will work best. Don't expect him to change over night...he has to adjust gradually, but he DOES need to adjust. She needs to see that her daddy loves her and is interested in what she's doing. If he needs something he can relax while he does it, maybe he could supervise her coloring pictures or read her a book, or another relaxing activity.
Why do you think you can be so cold?
Ok, I am so hurt that my kids did not send me a birthdy card nor mothers day card. They have not called to say they will come up to see me. They ignore me to the fullest. Parents do make mistakes but I tell them that all they have to do is talk to me and discuss their issues but they will not. Why do they have to be so cold to me? Yes, pitty party time. This is a deserving time since no birthday card, mother's day card, nor a phone call saying they will come up this week. Why do they want me to continually have pitty parties and they do not come even though they are invited( said in a joking fashion)? Why are you so cold and unforgiving/
Why do you think you can be so cold?
What did you do? some people have trouble forgiving. It makes them feel better to hang onto their anger
Reply:Well...I don't know the whole story but I have a mother who says the same things about my sister. U need to stop thinking about urself and think about what u did to make ur kids want to stay away from u. Kids don't just magically one day start hating their mother......whether u realsize it or not u did something to make them not like u enough to shun u completely. U need to sit them down and ask them what u did and just LISTEN to them. Don't force urself on them, but let them know u are there for them and u want to make things better b/w u all.
Reply:They will regret it in the future, perhaps. Keep the door open, and just be there...a mother always forgives...part of the job description!
Reply:My kids don't send or give cards either! I think with e-mail and Facebook, etc., cards are becoming a thing of the past. But why do you say they are unforgiving? Sometimes if I call someone and they imply at that time that I don't call enough (even joking), it makes me sorry that I called at all. I can't help that, it is just a feeling. So if they do call, don't say anything like "Oh, I was starting to think you didn't ever want to talk to me" or anything like that. Perhaps they are quite wrapped up in their lives right now. Are they having problems? Take them some soup, or invite them over to play a game. Next year, before your B/day or Mother's day, let them know a week before that that you would like nothing better than a big hug for that day. (maybe they didn't have any money and were hoping to slide by the whole thing)
Reply:You sound like a great mom, dont be discouraged just because your kids are coldhearted. It isnt your fault! Try and involve yourself in stuff which you'd like.
They'll regret it when they think of it.
Reply:Sounds like empty nest syndrome. You just need something to do to occupy your time and take your mind off it. You had a life before your kids came along, and likely a pretty fun one. Take advantage of the situation and have fun again.
Reply:no problem coz parents are responsible only for maturity stage of children not for all life.also our PROPHET say that a time came when child forget his duty that is he become worse , forget his parents, abuse her parents nd this is time when the earth and all on it will finished. so not to worry but always paray for their good from ALLAH that HE gave them the right path.
Reply:Welcome to consumer society. If sending a birthday card to your mom doesn't score you an iPhone, it's not worth doing it.
Reply:well, i dont know the background to your lives, but maybe they still feel angry about something. maybe they want more change from your side.
Reply:I'm taking it by your sign on name that you're a grandmother and that your children have children. One day the shoe will be on the other foot, and they will then realize how they have hurt you.
There were many things that I did to my parents and I didn't even come close to understanding the effects that I had on them until I became a parent myself.
And even though I'm not one of your kids, it still deserves to be said... Happy Mothers Day! and Happy Belated Birthday!!
Why do you think you can be so cold?
What did you do? some people have trouble forgiving. It makes them feel better to hang onto their anger
Reply:Well...I don't know the whole story but I have a mother who says the same things about my sister. U need to stop thinking about urself and think about what u did to make ur kids want to stay away from u. Kids don't just magically one day start hating their mother......whether u realsize it or not u did something to make them not like u enough to shun u completely. U need to sit them down and ask them what u did and just LISTEN to them. Don't force urself on them, but let them know u are there for them and u want to make things better b/w u all.
Reply:They will regret it in the future, perhaps. Keep the door open, and just be there...a mother always forgives...part of the job description!
Reply:My kids don't send or give cards either! I think with e-mail and Facebook, etc., cards are becoming a thing of the past. But why do you say they are unforgiving? Sometimes if I call someone and they imply at that time that I don't call enough (even joking), it makes me sorry that I called at all. I can't help that, it is just a feeling. So if they do call, don't say anything like "Oh, I was starting to think you didn't ever want to talk to me" or anything like that. Perhaps they are quite wrapped up in their lives right now. Are they having problems? Take them some soup, or invite them over to play a game. Next year, before your B/day or Mother's day, let them know a week before that that you would like nothing better than a big hug for that day. (maybe they didn't have any money and were hoping to slide by the whole thing)
Reply:You sound like a great mom, dont be discouraged just because your kids are coldhearted. It isnt your fault! Try and involve yourself in stuff which you'd like.
They'll regret it when they think of it.
Reply:Sounds like empty nest syndrome. You just need something to do to occupy your time and take your mind off it. You had a life before your kids came along, and likely a pretty fun one. Take advantage of the situation and have fun again.
Reply:no problem coz parents are responsible only for maturity stage of children not for all life.also our PROPHET say that a time came when child forget his duty that is he become worse , forget his parents, abuse her parents nd this is time when the earth and all on it will finished. so not to worry but always paray for their good from ALLAH that HE gave them the right path.
Reply:Welcome to consumer society. If sending a birthday card to your mom doesn't score you an iPhone, it's not worth doing it.
Reply:well, i dont know the background to your lives, but maybe they still feel angry about something. maybe they want more change from your side.
Reply:I'm taking it by your sign on name that you're a grandmother and that your children have children. One day the shoe will be on the other foot, and they will then realize how they have hurt you.
There were many things that I did to my parents and I didn't even come close to understanding the effects that I had on them until I became a parent myself.
And even though I'm not one of your kids, it still deserves to be said... Happy Mothers Day! and Happy Belated Birthday!!
Mother's day + Mother in law?
Just wondering if any ladies are shoping for their mother in law for Mother's day or if their husband buys his mother a card and gift himself
Mother's day + Mother in law?
well i buy the gifts but he get the flowers ...for both....
Reply:My fiance can't remember his mother's birthday...let alone mother's day.
I usually buy everything but let him take the credit for it. They love me anyway...he could use a little bit more points with mom and giving gifts does the trick.
Reply:I usually do the buying but my hubby tells me what he needs me to get. But then again with my hubby working 80 hrs a week when it hits busy season (NOW) i dont expect him to go buy his own gift for her... Good Luck
Reply:no way, i have not talked to my mother-in-law in 16 years, and i intend to keep it that way!!!!
Reply:I have always bought my Mother in laws gifts for every occasion.
Reply:HA my husband doesn't buy any of the gifts, I pick them out and he gets all the credit.
Reply:No...I hate that manipulative snake of a woman.
Reply:I shop for both moms for both of us.
Reply:I buy it from the both of us. For my mom and his mom.
Reply:I buy it. I sign it. He takes credit for it. I don't care though. (she's not dumb - lol)
Reply:I buy both gifts
Reply:Why, she's not my mother, I let him get his mom something. She was a nasty, mean lady anyways
Reply:I do it all.
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Mother's day + Mother in law?
well i buy the gifts but he get the flowers ...for both....
Reply:My fiance can't remember his mother's birthday...let alone mother's day.
I usually buy everything but let him take the credit for it. They love me anyway...he could use a little bit more points with mom and giving gifts does the trick.
Reply:I usually do the buying but my hubby tells me what he needs me to get. But then again with my hubby working 80 hrs a week when it hits busy season (NOW) i dont expect him to go buy his own gift for her... Good Luck
Reply:no way, i have not talked to my mother-in-law in 16 years, and i intend to keep it that way!!!!
Reply:I have always bought my Mother in laws gifts for every occasion.
Reply:HA my husband doesn't buy any of the gifts, I pick them out and he gets all the credit.
Reply:No...I hate that manipulative snake of a woman.
Reply:I shop for both moms for both of us.
Reply:I buy it from the both of us. For my mom and his mom.
Reply:I buy it. I sign it. He takes credit for it. I don't care though. (she's not dumb - lol)
Reply:I buy both gifts
Reply:Why, she's not my mother, I let him get his mom something. She was a nasty, mean lady anyways
Reply:I do it all.
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