Mother’s Day is Coming Up Soon!
Mother’s Day is coming up on May 13th, and if you’re like me you can sometimes struggle to come up with a good gift for the woman who brought you into this world. On this holiday, everyone wants to show their appreciation for their mom, but it’s not always easy to pick out the right gift, something that says “Thank you for raising me. Thank you for all the times you took care of me when I was sick, or cooked my favorite meal because I had a bad day at school, or helped me with difficult homework. Thank you for making me the person I am today.” No mere gift card or box of candy quite conveys everything we want to say to our mothers on this important day.
Fortunately, Giftsin24.com has the perfect solution in the form of personalized stationery notepads. There are all kinds of great Family Pride stationery choices you can give to show your mother just how much she means to you, in particular, the Motherly Memo Square with Holder is a great choice, especially for mothers who still have kids in school.
To make this gift of personalized stationery even more personal, you can write a little personal message on the top sheet of the stationery pad, thanking your mom for all the great things she’s done for you over the years and wishing her a happy Mother’s Day.
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Dianne Heatherway
My mother would really appreciate a notepad on this special day, as she continues to this day, make lists for just about everything.
3 May 2012, 8:59 amElanor Chapman - WI
Dianne, it seems like my mother is the same way. All I have to do is say “Do you need anything from the store?” and she will pull out her already written up list with loads of groceries. It like she knows I’m going to ask… moms
3 May 2012, 9:37 amStacy Evans – Scarsdale, NY
My mom has always loved writing notes to me and my brother. She still lives in Indiana but I’ve moved away to NY and my brother to Montana. This is an extra way for her to keep in touch with us both. Yes, we do spend time talking on the phone as well but there is something more personal about putting the words on paper. As a gift for Mother’s Day this year I am ordering her some personalized stationery. I know for a fact that she will love it. If your mother is anything like mine you cannot go wrong with ordering her some notes or cards.
3 May 2012, 9:57 amPaulette Leto
My mom could definitely use one of those Motherly Memo Squares, because I still have younger brothers and sisters in school. Those would be the perfect personalized stationery for when she needs to send a letter to one of their teachers. I think this is a great idea for a Mother’s Day gift!
3 May 2012, 11:05 amBethany
My mother sends letters to me and my sister all the time, so I think personalized stationery would be a great idea for a Mother’s Day gift! For that matter, we send letters to her as well, so getting a stationery set for myself and my sister would be a good idea too.
When I was in grade school she used to pack a letter in with my lunch every day, wishing me well at school and reminding me if I needed to do certain chores after school or stop by grandma’s house on the way home or something. She’s always loved writing us letters and I always love reading them. I think she would love a gift of personalized stationery for Mother’s Day. But then, who wouldn’t?
3 May 2012, 11:28 amHilma Conger
I have to agree that personalized stationery makes a good Mother’s Day gift. I think I would give the Family Arch Memo or the Family List Sheets since they’re more my mom’s and my style (where else do you think I got it from?), but I could see the Motherly Memo Square being much better for someone with young kids.
Either way, for someone who loves to write letters, make lists, or otherwise write things down, personalized stationery is probably one of the best, most useful gifts you can give. Definitely a good idea for Mother’s Day.
3 May 2012, 12:47 pmJeff Harvey
I agree that personalized stationery and notepads are a great idea for a Mother’s Day gift, though in my case I think I will pass this year. I gave out a lot of stationery gifts for the holidays a few months ago, and I think my mother still has a fair amount left over from Christmas.
That said, it’s about time for me to get another personalized notepad for myself, since I always use them to make lists, write down reminders for myself, and so on. I go through notepads very fast, and I can always use another one.
3 May 2012, 4:05 pmHenry Springs
Mother’s Day is only a week, a weekend away. It’s that time of year we honor our mothers for everything they have done to fill us with a sense of ourselves and also to impart us with a sense of who they are. Everyone wants to go out of their way to express gratitude for all the motherly things mothers do because they are mothers. Most mothers are known for nothing less than their selfless attitude and amazing temperament. Most people thank their mothers for lifting them up when they are down, taking care of them when they were sick, for feeding them when they were hungry, providing advice, support and whatever else befits the definition of a mother’s love. Personalized Stationery is a wonderful way for thanking your mother for playing her part in life’s unpredictable play of highs and lows. It simply honors all those significant deeds of motherhood. A unique way of Celebrating Mother’s day is to combine one of our classic Personalized Cards, Notes, Memos or Notepads with an even more personalized gift like fresh flowers, favorite perfume: Chanel No. 5, Shalimar and Joy, bath essentials, dinner at her favorite restaurant, a day at the spa or a weekend get away.
Our 123 Personalized Best Selling Cards and Notes make perfect individual announcements, perfect ways to let your mother know you’ve been thinking of her not just on this special day but all year round. Our best Selling Notes and Cards include Traditional Monogram, Blossom, Glory Cards, Columbia, Brittany and Flourish Notes. We offer a full range of expressions and impressions for Mother’s Day and any other memorial or celebration during the year. Our Cards and Notes sing celebrations, convey gratitude, and well wish for the most significant moments of the year. This Mother’s Day find something special as an individual card or offer a set of 50. Find your own personal expression that becomes a mother’s love. Special moments like Mother’s Day will make and remake your mother’s life. Watch the day spring to life with Personalized Cards and Notes complete with your very unique, very personal ode to your mother for Mother’s Day. Take a little more time to enrich your mother’s experience on Mother’s Day.
“For the hand that rocks the cradle – Is the hand that rules the world”
Writer: William Ross Wallace
4 May 2012, 11:06 amHenry B Springs
No one realized that Mother’s Day was so soon. They probably just woke up yesterday and realized that it would be here this coming weekend but of course we’ve come to save the day. Try buying something she really needs or wants and sending it off with a Personalized Note or Card. Most people don’t consider combining the two but that’s the unique thing about Personalized Stationery. The sky is the limit. The more personalized you make your gift, the more memorable and the more appreciative the recipient becomes. Combine a Personalized Card, Note or Tablets with a new scarf, pair of slippers, robe, dinner at a restaurant, manicure, day of beauty, cosmetics, a hat or even a gift card. The possibilities are endless just like delivering a very personalized reminder wrapped in one of our most sincere cards. Surprise your mother with something traditional or something new. Personalized Cards and Notes come in all shapes and sizes. Agendas, Memos, Organizers and Desk Slabs can make a unique choice and present it in a very special way as to make it more memorable than the Mother’s Day before. Our Personalized Cards and Notes make and deliver the warmest Mother’s Day wishes. Make some new ones for the both of you with a few of our cards and notes.
” Mothers hold their children’s hands for a short while, but their hearts forever”
Writer ~Author Unknown
8 May 2012, 9:53 pm