Remember your elementary school days when you would paint or draw pictures and take them home to Mom? Or you would make a card for her on Mother's Day using crayons, construction paper, and thick white glue? If you have any of those pieces of art, dig them up and regift one of them to her to help her recall fun, fond memories.
Next, sit down and hand-write -- do not type -- a personal note expressing your feelings of gratitude, love, and respect. This does not require expensive and elaborate stationery as it is your kind words that are the true gift. Let your heart do the talking.
Nothing conveys your deepest feelings better than the written word. A love letter from you is a gift that Mom will read again and again and truly cherish for years to come.
"A mother's love . . . lights the way and guides you, gently and lovingly along the path of life . . ." ~ Unknown
"All that I am, or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother." ~ Abraham Lincoln
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