How to Celebrate Mother's Day Without a Mother

Mother's Day can be a fun holiday for anyone. Mothers everywhere are showered with gifts and are able to spend the day with their loved ones. But what do you do if you don't have a mother? This can be a tough day. Here are some tips to have a great day anyway.

Instructions

  1. How to Celebrate Mother's Day without a Mother

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      Celebrate with another important woman in your life. Maybe you were raised by your grandmother, aunt, or an adopted mother. Or perhaps you have a best friend or mentor that has been like a mother to you. Show this person how much you appreciate her by taking her out to brunch, sending her flowers, or by spending the day with her.

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      Spend Mother's Day with one of your friend's families. Help your friends appreciate their moms by tagging along on another family's Mother's Day celebration. You will be surprised my how delighted many families will be to have you join in on their Mother's Day.

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      Spend time with your friends who don't have mothers or who are unable to see their mothers. It may be fun to host a Mother's Day party at your home. Consider hosting a Champagne brunch and make omelets and pancakes served with Bolinis. Afterwards, your friends can all go get manicures and pedicures.

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      Appreciate all the mothers in your life. You probably have some friends, coworkers, or family members who are great mothers. You probably notice them juggling their time between their work and family life. Let them know that you notice by making them a card, buying them flowers, or by taking them out to lunch. Just because this person in not your mother, doesn't mean you can't appreciate her as a mother.

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      Just skip Mother's Day. Just because it's Mother's Day, doesn't mean you have to celebrate it. This mother's day could be your catch-up on my work day, or hang out with my boyfriend day, or just another lazy Sunday. Celebrate a beautiful Sunday in any way that makes you happy!

Tips & Warnings

  • Don't forget father's day is a month away. If your father has been the role model in your life, you can spend Mother's Day preparing for Father's Day instead!

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Comments

  • GeorgiaGirl4U May 12, 2008
    Ursula I loved the article, I lost my mother 4 years ago and it doesn't really get any easier. I learned a long time ago like you say in your article that I feel better when I at least take a plate from our big meal to a couple of neighbors that have no one. If we look deep enough we will always find some one that has it worse than we ourselves have it. Bringing a smile to the face of some one like that is worth it all. God Bless!
  • 2ndMomma May 01, 2008
    Dearest Ursula... This is a wonderfully written article, and I am certain it will help and comfort a great many people. Also, I wanted to say thank you for your comment on my "Diabetic Tea Article." You had asked me how long would the concentrate keep...I would guess at least 2 weeks in the frig without any taste problems. We go thru the 4 gallons in less than a week; if my Daughter is home from College, it goes quicker than that! haha :)) Again, thanks for writing such a great article...keep up the fantastic work, and pray for me as I work on a book of Devotionals. Bless you today and always. Warmly, Vickie...2ndMomma :))

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