Thread: Anyone else having a terrible Mother's Day?
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Old 05-13-07, 01:58 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Re: Anyone else having a terrible Mother's Day?
Mother's Day is always hard for me since I lost my mom 3 years ago. I broke down in tears several times yesterday because it was also my birthday and I was missing her so much. I've had a few Mother's Days like yours, but this one has turned out okay. DH got the kids' breakfast and dressed Nathaniel today. He spent several hours detailing my car yesterday. One of my sister's made me a cake, and the other one volunteered to watch our kids so DH and I could go eat last night. But I've gone to bed some Mother's Days feeling so disappointed because it was not a relaxing day at all. And my DH also reads everything too, which for the most part is okay, but sometimes I just want to share my feelings without him knowing.
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