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I overheard an ignorant conversation the other day. A young woman
was running down Mother's Day and, Fater's Day, calling them nonsense holidays.
How can showing those we love how much we appreciate what they have given
us, be called nonsense?
The gifts we give are merely tokens. What matters is the gratitude we
have for the gifts that they have given us, gifts that are beyond any value
that man can give them. It is true, some parents fall short, but they
are the minority.
Most do what they need to do, and many sacrifice for their children.
It is only proper we give a small remembrance in return for those sacrifices.
MOTHER'S DAY- May 11th
FATHER'S DAY- June 15th