Is anyone going to church with your mother on mothers day, who normally wouldnt go?
545392
yes--my kids do and thats why I started going cause my mom loved having us there. its like a tradition.
555071
I think Mother's Day is for ALL mother's.  It isn't called MY MOTHER'S DAY.   I've always thought of it this way. All mothers should be cherished, especially on that day.  :)
807087
lol thank you heather for all of your concern!! hahaha that is me your talkin about!! but i look at it this way, God doesn't want us to be together and that was a way to get us apart...and plus there are other guys out there and that his parents will adore me! lol!! but ohh well his mom was a boitch any way..
575359
If it makes you feel better, my mother didnt wish me a happy mothers day either. I sent her flowers which she called and thanked me for (I sent on Friday, she called on Saturday) but no happy mothers day. You just sometimes have to get over it. Some people are a.ss holes, and try and hurt you, and it will make them angry if you act as tho you didnt notice. Passive Aggressive works both ways.
866683
well sh!t doesnt smell good....fuking is something the church doesnt like and fuking your mother is kinda illegal ya know
431492
My best friends mom is just as much my mom (and her dad) so I share with her and her parents... or we celebrate our own "Mothers Day" or "Fathers Day" with each other and celebrate ourselves as I am a mother of two, and she a mother of 3!  More enjoyable day when you have a moment for yourself as a parent on YOUR day!@  : )
1170233
I ignore her.  My hubby wants to go to church with her, sometimes I go, sometimes I don't.  If she flips me any shit, I let her know in my own way not to even go there, so she doesn't anymore.  I have a tendancy to get really evil and wicked with my words without raising my voice or cussing when I am provoked.  That and I think about the fact that she won't be around forever.  Talk to her and your husband and hopefully it will get better.  Hang in there...  She really won't be around forever, ya know.
490690
well im not going 2 b around for mothers day but i got her something special for that day i hope that u have a special mothers day as well.  take care and God Bless.
636486
First, I call her when I wake up in the a.m. & tell her Happy Mother's Day & ask how she feeling, if she needs anything, what she wants to do, and I tell her THANK YOU for everything she's done for me & her grandkids & great-grandchildren. My brothers & myself go over to her house, which is like 5 mins. away and cook her brunch and stay all day with her and then my brothers grill porterhouse steaks, hamburgers & hotdogs. Then the rest of the family come over when they get it together and bring side-dishes and my sister-in-law makes the best cheesecake for all of us to eat. We call my sister, who lives in Bee Branch,Ark. and Mom talks to her 1st, of course, then depending on the weather we take her on a boat-ride and walk around Lieb's Island, Millersport,OH.(which means Love). She doesn't want any gifts/cards, just help around her house because she wants all of us to save money. My 5 Kids & 4 grandkids all ahow up to my Mom's and my Brother's 3 kids come over too, unless someone is sick or whatever, but they usually call. I tell my Kids the same thing my Mom tells us-Save your Money and I do need help at my house, but their all spoiled and it's really hard to get them to do anything for my Mom & myself. My grandkids make me a card with crayons or on the computer which means more to me than a present and when my kids were younger they use to do the same thing and in school, they would make me something very special and to this day, I keep everything they made for me and I always Pray for my whole family & that's how I celebrate myself on Mother's Day.
834222
Yes and I still do even though she is gone because my mom never showed me how she loved me. She was always yelling at me and only love my brothers. I used to grow up and seeing other Asian women hug  their daughters, so I didn't know why my mom didn't want me.
565525
I didn't always live with my mother, but the few times we did, my brother and myself were hauled along to Kingdom Halls etc while she followed her latest whim.\n  I found the double standards quite difficult.  One the one hand they preach forgiveness, seventy times seven, yet at the same time they practiced that 'disfellowshipping' whereby whoever they considered had 'sinned' was publicly denounced at their meetings and we were forbidden to talk or associate with them.  it was hard, because at one point they did this to a boy we went to school with, and so we had to walk to school  a few steps behind/in front of him and pretend he didn't exist.  That was bad enough, but then once we were in school naturally people wanted to know why we weren't talking with him and that in turn produced accusations of not being forgiving etc.  it made no sense to treat people like this.\n  I also felt they created divisions within families.  One of the girls had a mother who was a JW but her father wasn't, and the 'elders' of the congregation often applied pressure to her mother to leave the marriage.  Rosalind used to spend a lot of time in school crying because of this.\nAnd then the whole blood issue caused so much heartache for my grandparents because they would worry about our welfare and what would happen if we were involved in an accident and needed blood.  And again, the 'elders' came to our home and suggested my mtoher break off contact with my grandparents over this.\nIt's not a cult I would ever want to be involved with again, it creates a lot of pain within families in the name of 'religion'
73242
There's a mircale hapenning to me every week. But one that's really outstanding is that my parents never got along. Their marriage was a total wreck. In my childhood I used to see my parents fight and my mom full of brewses and everything. they eventually divorced. Two moths after i accepted Jesus as Savior, I started praying for them, and in 2 weeks they started getting along, and ever since (it's been 4 yrs now)we've been living together and they get along alot better than married couples. God be glorious!
594042
Why? is your mother pregnant?
517706
Well all my children are away for mothers day this year so I will go with my husband to visit my mum then the 2 of us will have a lovely day together and enjoy each others company over a lovely lunch and chat ...so to all the mums out there have a lovely day and get lots of love from your family ,and children show your mums how much you love them and spoil them for a few hours, they won't be with us long enough, so show them that you care
83149
Wow.  I think it would be problematic.  Generally, the religion of the mom transfers to the children.  \n\nAs for problems, it depends on how religious each is.  I have known people in this situation that were able to raise the children under both, let them decide later, and just have all the celebrations.  Really depends on the people.
186885
Hey thats terrible that she is upset on mothers day. Could you get her flowers and cook her a meal. Get out the family photos and sit down with box of chocotates. Go over all the funny things and have a great old laf and remember the good old days.  And most of all remind her that she is the best mother in the whole world
1073833
The same thing here. My man's mother more than awful. She's one of those "christains" that quotes the bible and tell you that you're going to hell, but she does every evil thing there is to do. She stole from him, forged his income tax return, lied and manipulate every situation and she told me that if I was to concieve a child, she didn't want no parts of it. I'm writing a book about my experiences with her drama. I ignored her. I stopped playing nice with her after she attack him when he was in the ER. I told her exactly what I thought of her and I ignore her. Eventually, he cut her loose. It was his decision. It's been a year now since we last heard from her. Life has been great and less stressful without her.