Husbands, do you buy your wife a Mother's Day present?

[rgG]

That is, if you have kids?
I don't mean if you have young children, and you have to buy the gift for mommie, but it s from them.
What I am talking about is do you buy a separate gift just from you to her?

Just wondering.

[davemchine]

Twenty years of marriage and thirteen years of children. I've been buying her a present for the last twelve years. She gave birth to our youngest right before mothers day, I wasn't prepared with a gift as I had other things on my mind (the baby), and I've never heard the end of it and probably will never hear the end of it.

[Speedy]

No. Nor anything on Valentines Day, her birthday or our wedding anniversary. I let her boyfriend take care of that.

[Zoidberg]

Always, and happily.

[Carm]

Speedy wrote:
No. Nor anything on Valentines Day, her birthday or our wedding anniversary. I let her boyfriend take care of that.

HAHAHAHAHA

From "kids" Rhonda.

[voodoopenguin]

I acknowledge the day, it's a different date over here. Maybe some flowers and/or chocolate but nothing big so as not to compete with the gifts from the children.

Paul

[Numo]

Speedy wrote:
No. Nor anything on Valentines Day, her birthday or our wedding anniversary. I let her boyfriend take care of that.

I buy a gift because my wife IS my mother.

Sincerely, Oedipus

[mrlynn]

We have never celebrated or acknowledged Valentine's Day here—just another excuse for gift marketing.

/Mr Lynn

[illustratton]

Yep, to her that is more important than her birthday. Know what I getting her, but haven't picked it up yet.

[qdog2]

No, she is not my mother. Mothers Day is for her children to buy her a gift.