It is also the weekend when British Summer Time starts and the clocks go forward at 1.00am on the 30th ... you can read more about that here
For those of you who may be interested here are three 'Mothers Trivia' facts.
When the female embryo is only six weeks old, it makes preparations for her motherhood by developing egg cells for future offspring. (When the baby girl is born, each of her ovaries carries about a million egg cells, all that she will ever have).
Above facts from here
If you should be celebrating Mother's Day, have an especially nice day.
~ I will be very fortunate, as I will spend time with family over the weekend ~
Forever in my heart
Forever in my thoughts
Forever in my life
My mum is always with me
Thank you Mum
I'll always love you
All the best Jan
Those flowers are gorgeous - happy Mother's Day.
ReplyDeleteOhhhh those flowers are so pretty. May 11 is Mother's Day here in the US. Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mothers Day Jan! Glad you will be spending time with family. Those are such interesting facts!
ReplyDelete...Jan, I wish you a wonderful Mother's Day.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day Jan, very interesting facts. -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteA special weekend to celebrate
ReplyDeleteInteresting Jan. Happy Mother's Day. We change our clocks back on the April 6 and our Mother's Day is in May.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mothering Sunday
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Have a lovely day with your family. Today also marks my own dear mother's birthday anniversary. She would have been 97.
Have a wonderful Mothers' Day weekend.
ReplyDeleteHello Jan :)
ReplyDeleteIt's very interesting that in most countries mother starts with the letter M. Here in Portugal it is Mae. We don't celebrate Mother's Day just yet, but on the first Sunday in May. Enjoy your day with your family tomorrow and your cherished Mother.
All the best
Sonjia-
Happy Mother's Day, Jan! I hope you have a lovely time with your family. Xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers - such lovely, calm colours.
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL flowers. 💜
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother’s Day!
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day Jan! Have a wonderful day and a happy weekend.
ReplyDeleteMay you have a nice mother day!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely Mother's Day with your family
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day to you Jan. I hope you are gifted a lovely day. And those flowers are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBest Wishes
ReplyDeleteA lovely post Jan and thank you for reminding me it is Mother's Day in England. Beautiful sentiments at the end also. My own dear Mum always enjoyed our bunch of daffodils we gave her on Mother's Day, this is a lovely memory jogger. Happy Mother's Day!
ReplyDeleteFeliz día para Todas la madres 💐〰🤗 En España se celebra el primer domingo de mayo.
ReplyDeleteBuen fin de semana.
Un abrazo .
Dear Jan!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post. Mother's day is a beautiful holiday.
Hugs and greetings.
I love the colors of the flowers.
ReplyDeleteInteresting facts.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day.
The flowers are beautiful.
Beautiful flowers and words for Mothering Sunday. Enjoy your day with family.
ReplyDeletethanks for this lovely post. I didn't realize that Mother's Day in Europe is the end of March. My daughter lives in Switzerland, I will call her tomorrow!
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ReplyDeleteSusan Kane ...
Many thanks for your comment.
Please note Mother's Day in Switzerland is not until 11th May 2025
more details here:-
https://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/switzerland/mothers-day
All the best Jan
Why is it a different day in different countries? Every day should be Mothers' Day ... although it would cost a lot in flowers and chocolates ...
DeleteTen un lindo fin de semana. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mothers Day. I hope you have a lovely day ( hopefully sunny).
ReplyDeleteBest wishes on Mothers' Day and always. God bless you and yours.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day, Jan.
ReplyDeletehappy Mother's Day and woderful Flowers!
ReplyDeleteHugs Elke
lovely post, really beautiful flowers!! happy mothers day to all the wonderful moms out there!!
ReplyDeleteSending warm Mothers Day wishes to you!
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day Jan. I had a good day. And the clocks...well I was working a nightshift when they changed haha oh joy!
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ReplyDeleteVictor S E Moubarak ... who asked
Why is it a different day in different countries? Every day should be Mothers' Day ... although it would cost a lot in flowers and chocolates ...
Hello Victor and thank you for your two comments on this post.
In the UK Mothers Day has it's origins with Christian tradition stemming from the 16th century when Christians would visit their "mother" church on the fourth Sunday of Lent. So the reason the date of Mother's Day changes in the UK every year is because it has to do with Easter.
However, in many other countries it is just seen as a date to honour mothers and countries have set their own dates.
It has of course become very commercialised and as you say if we were to celebrate every day it would get very expensive with the price of flowers and chocolates.
On a personal note I have enjoyed a wonderful Mothers Day with my family and now look forward to the coming month of April.
Wishing you and all readers a good week ahead.
All the best Jan
That's amazing about a female creating about a million eggs. Happy MOther's day ...was it yesterday... Beautiful flowers.
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoyed a wonderful day celebrating being a Mum! Very interesting facts you shared.
ReplyDeleteAunque he llegado tarde, Feliz día de las Madres. En España se celebra el día 1 de mayo. Un abrazo.
ReplyDeleteA lovely post dear Jan 👌♥️
ReplyDeleteIn our Urdu language mother word starts with M as well such as “Maa” though in some communities it starts with A followed by M such as Amma or Ammi
How nice you celebrated your mother day with family 🤗♥️