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JFF- Ok, We Know Your Fantasy gift...but What Will You Really Get?!

For mother's day, I usually get the sweetest faces smiling at me and saying "Happy Mother's Day, mommy." I made you this card! And I MIGHT get breakfast in bed. The rest of the day will be spent with me doing my typical "mom is frantically cleaning on Sunday" routine. It will be nowhere near my ideal gift, but I do love my kids SO MUCH!

So, to follow up on Stephanie's fun question regarding our fantasy gift.....what do you really think you will get this mother's day? (Or, what do you normally get?)

What can I do next?

So What Happened?™

JANIE! Where did you find this husband?! Where can I find one? =)

Faith - you are lucky!

So fun to hear all of the answers. Thanks ladies.

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Time spent with my daughter, nothing more is needed! She'll give me something they made in school and it will be great because of the smile on her face when she gives it to me!

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Well, I already replied on another post that I think women can't really complain about being disappointed if they dont SAY what they want and expect. You know, most hubbies need it in black and white! Mine...not so much. He already bought me what I wanted, a 5 piece patio set. And I know I will probably get flowers (even tho he brought me home some yesterday just because) and will get coffee if not breakfast in bed (but every day he brings me coffee in bed and lets me sleep in) and we have plans already to eat out with my mom. The kids always make something at school and bring it home for me. So I'm one of the lucky few that have a great husband who is wonderful to me everyday...including Mother's Day!

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Chocolates, French champagne, a book, cards, handmade gifts from the kids, sleep in, breakfast in bed, special cupcakes (my husband is a pastry cook), alfresco lunch with my mother and MIL, possibly a gift voucher as well. Lots and lots of hugs and kisses from my littlies.

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Aww poor moms.
I don't think there is any way to truly say thank you to the moms out there.
So ladies......go buy yourself something nice.
If you don't want to leave the house with all the kids in tow, buy something inexpensive off the internet for yourself.
Oh and go to the grocery store the night before (or a few days before to get a better deal) and buy youself some flowers. You don't have to spend much.
Here's to all you do! Job well done! Take it easy. Take another day and treat yourself to something. You deserve it!!!! :)

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I will get lunch out after church and a matinee movie, all paid for by...

ME !!!!!

I may get a present from my son - if I take him to the salon and the owner literally hands him the candle that I want or makes him buy me a gift certificate. Or I buy my candle myself like I did for my birthday.

I have tried the guilt trip, the "you are so spoiled rotten" speech and my sister (his Aunt) has even tried FB guilt postings - the teen is impervious.

LOL

I will make the day special for myself because I know I am a terrific Mom.

Happy Mother's Day to us all.

God Bless

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My husband is installing new flooring in our room for me. On the actual day, I'll get a few cards or pictures from my girls, an extra hour or two of sleep and eggs benny's (my fav!) for breakfast.

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I am getting a card and my son's initial for my Pandora bracelet! Of course, I had to tell my hubby that this was what I wanted, but it is still nice of him to actually get me something non-practical! :) We will be at Disney World on Mother's Day too, so it will be nice to have a "day off" and just enjoy being on vacation!

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Wait you are suppose to get a gift for Mother's Day?? I thought having kids was your gift.....bwahahahahaha....

I MIGHT get a card...maybe...gift...nope not gonna happen...

I did get a card from my son sent home from school...it is a ladybug who's wings fold back and it says: I spotted the best mom in the world - YOU! I guess that counts as my card.

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Nothing.
Flowers.
Nothing.
My daughter reminding my Husband it is Mother's Day. As she does every year.
My daughter making me something with her brother and thinking I don't know.
Which is nice. It is special seeing them do that. They mean it. It is genuine feelings from your kids.
But no, other than that it is usually not a 'special' day for me. Meaning, nothing really 'planned' for me, by my Husband.

Then my Husband wonders WHY, I am, irked.

Then, on Father's Day, he does expect something.

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I was hurt (feelings) last year by my gift. My husband was trying to be thoughtful and put cash in a card. I was highly insulted. He didn't see the big deal.. I looked at it that he couldn't have even got a gift card... just cash (from our joint checking acct!!!!!)

So this year.. I don't care what I get as long as he could put a little more effort into it. But I doubt he will b/c his new position at his job has him so stressed that I doubt he will remember till last minute.

(sorry if I sound like a sour puss... just tired today :P )

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I will get a card from my kids and maybe some extra hugs and kisses.

Honestly that's all I really want. Of course, if the kids could somehow sleep until 7:30 or later, that'd be great too.

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