Things You'll Need:
- Internet
- Arts and Crafts Supplies
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Step 1
Stick with the original-chocolate and flowers. Your local grocery store will have boxes of chocolate from all major brands. There will probably be people stationed on the roadside selling flowers on Sunday morning. The fresher the better. Yellowpages.com will provide information on your local florists.
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Step 2
Get her something she will actually use. Preferably a luxury item, such as a memory foam pillow or a heated blanket. These types of gifts are functional and will last, while encouraging her to relax and be comfortable, signs that your gift is loving.
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Step 3
Jewelry is always a thoughtful gift, and it doesn't have to be expensive either. Try the stores at the mall; you can get brand name jewelry at promotional prices around Mother's Day.
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Step 4
Make her something yourself. "It's the thought that counts" is probably no truer than in regards to Mother's Day. Buy a small canvas and paint for her. Draw her a picture. Create a nice card from construction paper. The possibilities are endless. Express your love for her as best you know how.
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Step 5
If she has a facebook, there will be Mother's Day gifts you can send. They are only $1 and can be displayed publicly and with an affectionate message.
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Step 6
No facebook? Try simple email. Hallmark.com (and many others) provide online greeting cards. Their online Mother's Day cards are top quality and are a very thoughtful gesture.
Comments
Susanh said
on 5/11/2009 These are all wonderful ideas! My mother liked the embroidered wall hanging I made for her. :)