Mothers Day, Mothers Day

I like to completely spoil my mum.

My boss, Greg, him and his kids dont get his wife anything, because one year they went out and brought heaps off stuff after the kids had made things at school, and when she opened them the kids felt like their presents were no match.

I like that idea, but, call me a weapon of massive consumption, and a sucker for the material market, Mothers Day is slightly a material celebration of our mums.

We can tell them how much we love them anyday.

We can shout them a coffee every now and then.

We can help out around the house, run around, watch kids, do chore.

But Mothers Day is specifically about completely spoiling mum.

Well, for me anyway.

So spoil your mums tomorrow! Show her how magnificent she is.