Mother's Day is a celebration honoring the mother of a family. A lot of countries around the world celebrated it on different days but mostly in the months of March or May. Back in 1907, Anna Jarvis held the first Mother's Day at Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church in Grafton, West Virginia, because she wanted to honor this and to set aside a day to honor all mothers because she believed a mother is "the person who has done more for you than anyone in the world". On Mother's Day, family members would spend time together and give roses, chocolates or even a hand-made envelope to their mother, and wish her the best. 

 On the second Sunday of May, I open the calendar to see the date. Mother's day, yes it is mother's day, the whole world congratulates mothers, I also want to wish you happy birthday. There will be a father, two brothers and the eldest sister-in-law to order flowers and make delicious food for her mother on her behalf. I'll tell my second brother to buy a birthday cake with candles, and then ask my dad to blow out the candles for you, and mom, just sit back and rest, don't cook or do anything, mom, because it's mother's day. Mom, huh?
"Go into all the world no one as good as her,
The burden of life is no one more miserable than the father.
The immense sea is not full of motherly love,
The clouds in the sky did not cover the father.
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Who mother motherhood please do not cry,
Do not be so sad to hear the mother's eyes do not."
It is only when we lose something that we truly appreciate it. Therefore, do not hesitate to confess your true feelings to the people you love, not only to your mother, to your loved ones, but also to the person you love.