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How much are you planning to spend on Mother's Day this year?

I've got a nice card and gift, probably spent around £15 as it's my busiest month for birthdays etc.

SamGoodship
2 months ago
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MelissaLee1

£15-30..My mum is more thrifty than me and discourages flashy expensive gifts.I would love to treat her to a week by the Italian lakes though..just can't afford it.

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jillylovesyou

MelissaLee1 I took my Mum to the Italian Lake Garda, Sirmione for 5 days 7 years ago but was a one off, she loved it 🥰

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MelissaLee1

jillylovesyou Very nice of you.My mum has been there as well.She loves the Italian lakes.

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Leannexxx

Me nothing other half about £30 pounds for his mum and what he gets me off my kids

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Jerseydrew

Little as possible as its usually my birthday 🤣. I do try and milk it

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SamGoodship
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Jerseydrew The date of Mother's Day changes every year so I'm sure it's rarely the same day?

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MrsCraig

Mother in law has already gotten her mothers day present so won't be spending any more on her. My mum will be a max of £30 and invite her to dinner at hers also. Will be telling my husband not to bother getting me anything from our son

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SamGoodship
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MrsCraig How come you don't want anything from your son?

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MrsCraig

SamGoodship he is only 5, I don't think he really understands the concept of mothers day yet. Plus I would rather spend the money on something else

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SamGoodship
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MrsCraig Fair enough 🙂 At that age mine would always make me a card maybe dad could do that with him?

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MrsCraig

SamGoodship he normally makes one at nursery but his dad will probably help him make one at home too

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JLouM

Depends what I think she might want. Elderly now so doesn’t need much. She likes gardening in the warmer weather. I’m not a mum myself unfortunately so no one has to buy for me. I still spend carefully but would only gift good quality.

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janphoenix51

Nothing,my Mum died Oct 29th 2009,my partner's Mum died March 1st 2013..

Our daughter is home for a few days,I had 2 weeks annual leave to take so she got her Da to book me another 2 days off work so she can take me to The Orange Bird Restaurant near Sheffield Wednesday ground.

Her Da & I work for the same company under different Management at opposite ends of Sheffield, he always books my time off..

I get back from Manchester on Mothers Day after watching Peter Kay with my longtime Lancashire friend & spending time with her.

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chele44

janphoenix51 that sounds like lovely plans with ur daughter and night of great fun with your friend. Hope you enjoy ur time off and ur plans with your daughter and friend

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janphoenix51

chele44 ,Thank you, yes it will be nice to catch up with my friend, I've made a weekend of the Peter Kay gig which is on Friday night,we book into our hotel in the afternoon then catch up,have food then watch Peter Kay..

The Saturday I have given over to my friend to do what she wants to do as she doesn't get out on her own much,it's always activities dedicated to her 12 daughter & 17 year old autistic lad.We check out of our hotel on Mother's Day around 11am,might have Coffee then she will put me on my train to Sheffield then catch her train to Bolton ( Peter Kay's home town!)

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martinlufc5637

I don't normally spend over £30 so that's my limit, a nice card and bunch of flowers for my wife, my mum is no longer with us

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chele44

My mums 80 and truly doesn’t need anything though she likes to treat herself to expensive perfume and new clothes for Easter (though she’s wardrobe full of beautiful stuff) so think 6 of us will all give her money depending on what we can afford. I usually give least at £25/30 as I’m on my own and can’t work due to illness but my brothers and sisters all have good jobs so they’ll give £50/60 except for my brother in Manchester. We live in Northern Ireland so he will always send a large bunch of flowers

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jillylovesyou

I make my mum up a beauty box every year from all the lovelies I collect during the year, usually about £30 but a value of £120-£130

Some years I have also treated her to spa breaks and Spa days plus a holiday to Lake Garda.

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chele44

jillylovesyou that sounds like a great idea. I’d love that myself 😂

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SamGoodship
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jillylovesyou That's a great idea!

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janphoenix51

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I wanted my partner & our daughter to go & enjoy this special day at Portadown Football Club in Northern Ireland as it's my partner's home team, he & our daughter follow them. It's Portadown's first Cup Final since 2011,their first League Cup Final since 2015,sounds fantastic too!

We are over in Portadown this year for our 10 day holiday around my partner's birthday so him & our daughter are taking in 2 Portadown matches,I will go shopping in Portadown & go for a lovely walk along the River Bann on my own our with partner's sister...

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eyeballkerry

I always get my mum a card and then usually take her out somewhere and if she is lucky I bring her back! Joking. Last year I took her to some local gardens near us that only open twice a year. Before I have taken her out for a cream tea. Best one was a trip out on a rented boat in Lefkas and we took a picnic.

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suevernon1968

Sadly my mum has passed away and even though my kids are in their early thirties I still like home made presents. They know I have colouring books - they will do a picture and frame it. I love things like that

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slightfoot

Not a lot usually tbh, same with valentine's ect, I'd rather do stuff all year round, than just show up once a year because the calender says so

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SamGoodship
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slightfoot I do stuff year round as well as celebrating Mother's Day 🙂

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slightfoot

SamGoodship oh of course, I didn't mean imply that you didn't, sorry, I will send a card and flowers, xx

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slightfoot

SamGoodship I guess I'm abit tainted, I work in care and lot of relives show up for the mothers day, fathers day ect but dont bother the rest of the year, some I only see at the funeral, very sad

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jjs1985

Often depends whether she has asked for anything in particular but rarely more than £30-£40

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