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Happy Mother’s Day—Around the World, Through the Ages (5/9/09)

We in the United States have a tenacious Philadelphia schoolteacher to thank for Mother’s Day. In 1907, Anna M. Jarvis … More >>

A Mother’s Day to Remember—1965 (5/4/09)

You remember the days when a lady never went to church without a hat, gloves, handbag and matching shoes? My mother … More >>

Happy Mother’s Day (4/29/09)

There’s nothing old-fashioned about wishing your mom a Happy Mother’s Day. But there is plenty of old-fashioned sentiment in this … More >>

Mother’s Day in China (5/7/08)

The U.S. Mother’s Day (second Sunday of May) is approaching. This day became known and observed by some people in China in late 1980’s. And it is becoming more and more popular. Things people do to celebrate Mother’s Day in China More >>

Mother’s Day Video (5/7/08)
Why send your mom another generic, mass-produced card, when you can send her a little piece of history? This year honor your mother by sending her a vintage video card. Happy Mother’s Day from WorthPoint! More >>

Forget-me-nots For Mother’s Day (5/7/08)

My mother has always loved gardening. Some of my earliest memories are of our backyard in full bloom with spring flowers. Mom’s favorite is a delicate, sweetly scented blue and yellow beauty that multiplies year after year: the forget-me-not. More >>

Mother’s Day Gifts: Antiques, Jewelry And Time (5/6/08)

Gifts – Antiques, Jewelry & Time More >>

Every Mother Has One (5/4/08)
Nearly every mother has one – the box filled with grade-school artwork, Boy Scout merit badges and years of Mother’ s Day cards. Whether homemade creations with crayon and construction paper or store-bought sentiments, Mother’s Day cards are simply too tough for most moms to toss, and many mothers hold on to cards for decades. More >>

Mother’s Day Tribute: A Mother Knows Her Children (5/4/08)

A mother knows her children. That’s what I learned from my own mother in a most unusual way. My mother had five boys with age differences between each of about 18 months to 2 years, so she was constantly going through the separate stages of growing up for entirely too many years. All of us were different. I was the shy, bookish one, but still able to hold my own in any rumble. More >>

Mother’s Day Postcards: The Affordable Collectible (5/4/08)
Why bother sending your mom another generic, mass-produced card, when you can send her a piece of history? More >>

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