What are you getting your Mum for Christmas?
Usually it's my dad that's hard to buy for, but it seems to be the other way round this year 
Reply 1
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by ChronoscopeUsually it's my dad that's hard to buy for, but it seems to be the other way round this year
A mug 🤣
Reply 2
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buying her a trip to Spain with her friend in Feburary. a small thank you for everything she done for us.
I've paid for 2 nights in a hotel for her, but that doesn't really count, as it's a necessity so she can spend Christmas with us.
Other than that, slippers, but I need to get something else too.
Other than that, slippers, but I need to get something else too.
Reply 4
A carved wooden bowl with Norse/Scandinavian Iron Age designs and an Advent calendar of William Morris themed soaps. She’s a retired museum curator.
Nothing. I don't even know when I have seen her the last time. Family is a big issue for me.
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by ChronoscopeUsually it's my dad that's hard to buy for, but it seems to be the other way round this year
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by Geo Lover 7My love. It's her birthday today.
Happy birthday to her!
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by Geo Lover 7My love. It's her birthday today.
Best and priceless gift for a mother for christmas. She can consider herself happy.
Reply 9
A large golden toblerone and a joint present with my step dad of 2 security cameras.
Reply 10
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A bunch of letterbox flowers from Bloom & Wild. They have female names for the different designs of bouquet and one has her name! 💐 💖
Reply 11
Your guess is as good as mine! Currently have zero clue what she'll be getting 
She'll def get something, it's just a matter of what...
She'll def get something, it's just a matter of what...
If it helps at all, mums are still just people, if that makes sense.
As a mum, my tastes haven't changed particularly from before I became a mum.
I still like playing The Sims, reading books, wearing perfume, receiving flowers, eating chocolates, wearing jewellery, watching films, listening to music, etc...
As a mum, my tastes haven't changed particularly from before I became a mum.
I still like playing The Sims, reading books, wearing perfume, receiving flowers, eating chocolates, wearing jewellery, watching films, listening to music, etc...
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by PinkMobilePhoneI've paid for 2 nights in a hotel for her, but that doesn't really count, as it's a necessity so she can spend Christmas with us.
Other than that, slippers, but I need to get something else too.
Other than that, slippers, but I need to get something else too.
Update to this:
I bought her some heated mittens for arthritis, and a dvd of the mini series Jesus of Nazareth.
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