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In North America Mother's Day is always the second Sunday of May, while Father's Day is always the third Sunday of June.

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mama ماما

mema ميما

omi امي

yamma ياما

kayamma كياما

memty ميمتي

amah اماه

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Nice and Neat

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Mother's Day is celebrated in the United States on the 2nd Sunday in May. In 1996 it fell on May 12th.

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In Malaysia, Mother's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday of May every year. However, you can check the details of each holidays in Malaysia. You can use the source link below.

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This is true: it was dreamed up by a greeting card salesman. Because we Americans are sloppily sentimental and infantile, we're conned by anything resembling a holiday into opening our wallets. If you don't think this is true, think about Halloween.

It also helps us paper over our guilt for recognizing she's bat-crap crazy too.

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Most countries including US, Australia, Canada and India celebrate Mothers Day on the second Sunday of May. Mother Day came into being due to the efforts made by Ms Julia Ward Howe and Ms Anna Jarvis. The Resolution for having a dedicated 'Mother's Day was signed by US President Woodrow Wilson on May 8, 1914. Since then people across the world have been celebrating Mothers Day with joy and devotion.
same as here

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In the UK, Mothers' Day in 1988 was on Sunday, 13th March.

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You have plenty of rights and your siblings just broke the law! When a person leaves a Will it's for a reason and the instructions in that Will should be followed to the letter whether all or one of you disagrees with the outcome. A Will must go into Probate. Probate makes sure all personal and property taxes are paid off, mortages, loans paid off and any credit card debts, etc. What is left in the Will (called "The Estate) is what is divided amongst the heirs that the deceased has put in their Wills. ALL HEIRS have a right to receive a copy of that Will. All Heirs (siblings) have the right to enter the premises of that home and divide equally any personal items of the mothers. I suggest you go to a lawyer and tell him/her you did not receive a copy of the Will (you may not be in it) and if you are, they will take steps to make the Executrix (female) Executor (male) pay up! Also, you can contest the Will through the courts. You're siblings are in big trouble if you are in that Will. Please don't sit back and take this, but find out if you were mentioned in this Will. If you aren't, and you were a caregiver to your mother, then you can still contest the Will. You better believe your siblings will want to settle out of court because the court system can hold up the process of releasing property and money for several years and usually people that do these things to their siblings are greedy, so they want their money. Go for it! Good luck Marcy

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The idea of Mother's Day is thought to have begun with an idea by a young Appalachian homemaker, Anna Jarvis, who from 1858 had attempted to improve sanitation through what she called Mothers' Work Days. She organized women throughout the Civil War to work for better sanitary conditions for both sides, and in 1868 she began work to reconcile Union and Confederate neighbors.

Jarvis's ideas influenced suffragette Julia Ward Howe to call for Pacifism and Disarmament by mothers. Ward Howe proclaimed the first Mothers' Day in Boston in 1870, calling for it to be celebrated annually from 1872. Commonly, early activities involved groups of mothers meeting, whose common factor was that their sons had fought or died on opposite sides of the American Civil War. Julia Ward Howe was unable to obtain formal recognition of a Mothers' Day for Peace.

Anna Jarvis' daughter Anna was influenced by both her own mother's work, and the work of Julia Ward Howe. After her mother died, the younger Anna Jarvis started her own campaign to start a memorial day for women. The first Mothers' Day was celebrated as a memorial to mothers in Grafton, West Virginia, on 10 May 1908, in the church where the elder Anna Jarvis had taught Sunday School. After this, the custom caught on, spreading eventually to 45 states (and later other nations). Finally the holiday was declared officially by states beginning in 1912, and in 1914 President Woodrow Wilson declared the first national Mother's Day.

Mother's Day is not to be confused with "Mothering Sunday" in the UK. Celebrated in March every year, this celebration of mothers began when people set aside this day to attend church services to honor the Virgin Mary. It gradually developed into the festival it is today, as honoring mothers everywhere.

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Mother's Day in 1958 was on Sunday, May 11. For a calendar from 1958, see the Related Link so you can be more sure by yourself.

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Its always the second Sunday of every May in countries such as the US and Australia.

The UK equivalent, "Mothering Sunday", is celebrated in March each year.

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I'm not particularly sure what you mean but if your talking about basic needs then yes do what ever it is to help out your help will be greatly appreciated sometimes it's hard for parents to do what is necessary for their kids who have learning disability so yes help if you can. Social Sevices or Human Services wouldbe the people to talk to. If he is at school see if you can talk to one of his teachers. Persons who are mentally challenged are eligible to receive many forms of public assistance including Medicare, Medicaid and other government aid and resources. In such situations a case worker is assigned to oversee the personal care of the mentally challenged person including educational and physical therapy, special medical needs and so forth. If the family is not receiving such aid it may be due to the fact that the parents/caregivers are not aware of the assistance that is available. The state's department of family and human services can assist in whatever matter is needed, telephone numbers can be found in the "state government pages" of the local phone directory. Before making the conclusion that said person is not getting what is needed, one must be very certain what those needs are. If the person is not being kept healthy by proper diet and hygiene, not receiving needed medical or dental care, or there are signs of abuse or neglect it is a serious problem and it should be reported at once. On the other hand it may be a misunderstanding of what the person's needs are by those who are not schooled in the care of the mentally handicapped. One option might be to communicate to the parent(s) one's concerns about the care being given and try to find an equitable solution before involving outside agencies. Depending on the degeree of "needs not met", there are a few things you could do to help. Ask the mother if she is aware of assistance available for special needs children and adults. If not, help her make some phone calls to various agencies; state and town etc... Sometimes it can be overwhelming for a mother of someone with special needs, and a little help can go a long way. Some parents a against any help from "outsiders". If there is outright neglect or abuse, you should call the state and find out which agency could help the situation. No child or adult should be abused or neglected, and the penalty is higher for abuse/neglect of the elderly and hanicapped. If the situation is high priority (abuse, serious neglect, serious lack of ordinary care), the person may need to be removed from their current living conditions. ANOTHER POINT of view is that it is a FELONY to abuse and/or neglect a person with MENTAL RETARDATION,, you can help your cousin by contacting the State Agency that protects people with retardation. They will investigate and if they find the handicapped person IS being neglected, they can help the parent to meet the necessary laws of proper care and/or help them get out of that situation....Best of luck...you are doing your cousin a BIG favor by helping them out. Do NOT call it retardation that word is not acceptable any more. The question you have to ask youself is how your cousin is being neglected or treated. If the situation is minor and your cousins carer is finding it difficult to look after your cousin on their own, or even with the help of family, there are polenty of care services that can help. Asking at the school or asking a social worker, if they have one, is a good place to start. If the situation is harming your cousins development, or mental, or physical help you may want to bypass your cousins carer and go to through the school or social worker and they will be able to assess the situation proffessionally and set in place what supports or actions that are needed.

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Seekho by Sreedhar Padak

Phoolom say nith hasna seekho,

Phoumrom say nith gaana.

Phal ke ladhi daaliyom say,

Nith seekho sheesh chukaana.

Seekh hawa kay chonkom say lo,

Komal-komal bahna.

Dhudh thatha paani say seekho,

Mel-jol say rahna.

Sooraj kee kiranom say seekho,

Jagna owr jagaana.

Latha owr pedom say seekho,

Sabko galay lagaana.

Deepak kay jalnay say seekho,

Anthakaar ko harna.

Prithvi say seekho sabkee nith,

Sacchi seva karna.

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i had enjoy every moment of my school life. i did my school at sbk . i used to go to school by bus . my school was located 20 km away from my home town. it was very good experience . travelling and studying. i would like to share one experience when i was studied 8th std the boy name was jagadesh who beaten by our social science teacher . his name is prem. jagadesh decided to revenge prem. so he decided to drink poison . he bought rat poison. he juster mixed water with that poison. me and my friends were sitting and chatting at ground. he just came and inform us he is going to drink poison. he carried water bottle and run away from there . he just shouting like hey im going to drink poison. we are all chasing him. he drunk liitle bit. we got him and hand over him at the pd room . they just got the letter from him pocket and took him to the hospital. we just got the msg abt what was written in the letter. he written about his death. im going to die because of prem beaten me up . so im going to die.

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there is no reason for it to be on the 8th of may, that i know, but i can tell you why we celebrate mothers day.

We celebrate mothers day to remember all the things mothers do for us, and it is a time to relax and spoil your mum too.

hope it helps!

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Mother's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday in May in the Philippines.

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Yes it could be or any special occasion :')

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Just be honest. Tell your mum that you love her, tell her that you are thankful for everything she has done for you (maybe tell her what those things are). Tell her how much she means to you and what you have learned from her. Tell her what a great mum and person she it. Tell her everything good about her!