What do you REALLY want for Mother’s Day?
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What do you REALLY want for Mother’s Day?
I was chatting with one of my best friend’s the other day and we both agreed that we would love a full day at the spa doing nothing but getting pampered.
I’m not kidding, I actually felt guilty having those words come out of my mouth. I know I’m supposed to say – “Spend the day with my kids.”
But… I really would just like to be sent away for the day. No work. No laptop. No phone. Nothing. Just a total day of me. Of Mom.
I felt like a spa would be the perfect place to go with some of my close “mom” friends and just relax, chill and just BE.
I would love to get a massage (hot stone).
I would love to get a manicure/pedicure.
I would love to sit in a steam room.
I would love to just totally be.
Is that a bad thing?
Is that horrible to say?
Tell me, what do you REALLY want for Mother’s Day?
A day like that would be amazing. I decided this year, to surprise my daughter on Mother’s Day, as a thank you, to show her how much I appreciate being her Mom. So I’ll be taking her out for a day of fun ~ but also rewarding for me as a Mom.
I’m with you – honestly, I just would like to stay home, all by myself and putter around the house. Everyone can come back around 6:00 pm and we can order in Chinese food and then play some cards or a board game – then off to bed. I am really feeling the need for some alone time.
I like your idea! We don’t do gifts and Mother’s Day is usually just like every other day. Id love to spend the day alone doing what ever I wanted to and not having to worry about kids or dinner lol.
This is my second mother’s day.For the first one, I was home all day with a 3 month old. My gift was anything I wanted for dinner and anything on Netflix to watch.
I had pizza bigger than my baby!! 🙂
This year, I got a garden gnome from target. I had to go with him to pick the one I wanted.
What I would *really* love is for my housemates to be away all day and night and we can just be out family in our home.
You are not alone. I ask every year for a day of just Me. Alone. All day.