Well, at least for those who needs a specific day, yesterday was the day. Good for those who thrive from the commercial part of it, cards, cakes and gift. Well no matter what, I think mothers do enjoy them too, when the children do give them a hug, wish them, (not even more) but do enjoy the gift showered unto them.
Am not, for it actually ... seriously you think of your mother only on the day someone say its mothers day,,, and that's why I post this today ... yes today.
Actually, I do enjoy reading some of the write up and wishes by children to their mum, and one that I would like to share here some statement I read from the Star yesterday 08052011,
Whenever my sisters and I are out with mum and someone stops us to say,
"Iswander, you are so lucky to have such nice daughters,"
I smile. Actually, I wish I could stop them and say,
"We are the the luckiest girl to have her as our mother."
We Love you, Mum. Happy Mothers Day
or this one from the Malay Mail 04052011, titled Mummy dearest, where the writer writes about how sanctity of motherhood are tainted by some who gave birth to a/any child and yet did not do or did not know how to be a mother. He continue by saying that,
"It's a sad thing to see motherhood tainted with such stupidity and callousness.
It gives a real bad name to the sacred duty of being a mother.
Thank goodness the cases, while shocking and deplorable, are few.
Most Mothers out there are the genuine article,
willing to give their all to and for their children.
They provide the necessary, love, comfort and guidance
for their children to grow up to be useful and well-adjusted members of society.
To this mums, have a Happy Mother's Day"
Yesterday, do drop by to visit her, drop by for lunch occasionally, and call her as much as I can, if and when I am busy!!! (busy really ...) But being a mother, if and when she do not see you, or hear from you, she will be the one calling. "Just wanna know if you are well, and all is fine," she'll say.
What more can you say, love you Mak.
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