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From my research, her actual name is not mentioned, but she is referred to: "Then Naomi said to her two daughters-in-law, "Go back, each of you, to your mother's home. May the LORD show you kindness, as you have shown kindness to your dead husbands and to me." Ruth 1:8
Naomi was a biblical figure from the Old Testament who was the mother-in-law of Ruth. She experienced great loss in her life, including the deaths of her husband and two sons. In the end, she found solace and support through her daughter-in-law Ruth.
She was returning home because her husband had died and her daughters husband's had died so they decided to go back to their native country. Ruth went along to help her.
She did what most mothers do - cleaned, washed clothing, prepared meals, supervised her children and home schooled her daughters.
The Moabitess, Orpah, and her sister-in-law, Ruth, wanted to journey with Naomi to Judea, but Naomi told her to go back to her home in Moab (MOE-abb), and worship her own gods there. This she did.
She was returning home because her husband had died and her daughters husband's had died so they decided to go back to their native country. Ruth went along to help her.
As Naomi was a widow and old, and Ruth was also a widow she stayed loyal to Naomi.
James tricks Bella to come back home by tricking her to thinking that he has her mother.
Morgause's youngest daughter, Morgana, was still living at home when their mother married Uther. Following their mother's marriage to Uther, Morgana was sent to live with the Lady Vivienne in the nunnery.
Naomi Chambers has written: 'Policy issues and mangement challenges in the nursing home sector'
Its not really any of your bussiness, so there isn't much you can do except for tell your daughter that she or her husband need to have a talk with the mother.
Your mother, if it's actually owed.