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Re: MOTHERS DAY SUNDAY SHOWCASE 05/10/08
5/11/2008 3:25:49 AM

Hi Thomas,

Wonderful Sunday Showcase !

Blessing and hugs !

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Re: MOTHERS DAY SUNDAY SHOWCASE 05/10/08
5/11/2008 5:35:35 AM
Bonjour Thomas!

How lovely!

Thank you. I am not celebrating Mother's Day in France until 25th May. I'll have to come back then and read it all again!!

Many blessings and lots of love for all those mothers celebrating today (or those who take on the role of mothers).



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Re: MOTHERS DAY SUNDAY SHOWCASE 05/10/08
5/11/2008 7:28:32 AM
Happy Mother's Day to all the Moms here and those who have stepped in to be a Mom.  Also toughts of Moms who we remember who are no longer here to celebrate with us.

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Re: MOTHERS DAY SUNDAY SHOWCASE 05/10/08
5/11/2008 8:20:21 AM

Hi Thomas

Thank you for you Mothers Day Wishes

Mother's Day is intended to be a day to celebrate motherhood. Many churches and families in the United States recognize the second Sunday in May to honor mothers. Many years ago, England observed a day to honor mothers in mid-Lent that was called Mothering Sunday. In the United Kingdom, Mothers' Day is celebrated in March.

The first known suggestion of Mother's Day in the United States was in 1872 by Julia Ward Howe. She suggested that people observe the day on June 2 as a day dedicated to peace. Others around the country campaigned for a Mother's Day including Mary Towles Sasseen, Frank E. Hering, and Anna Jarvis. In 1908, Anna Jarvis of West Virginia began a campaign for a nationwide observance of Mother's Day. She chose the second Sunday in May and started the custom of wearing a carnation. If a person wears a colored carnation, their mother is is living. A white carnation signifies that their mother has passed away.

In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson signed a joint resolution of Congress recommending that Congress and the executive branch of government recognize the observance of Mother's Day.

God Bless

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Re: MOTHERS DAY SUNDAY SHOWCASE 05/10/08
5/11/2008 9:04:52 AM

My Dearest Thomas!

IT IS SO GREAT TO YOU TO DEDICATE THIS SUNDAY SHOWCASE TO MOTHERS.

Also, your words are wonderful and so touching.

I wish all human beings TO HAVE AMAZING MOTHER`S day, because still we don`t have a single one without mother :) .

LOVE AND BLESS YOU THOMAS!

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