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OK, Dads, whatever gave you the silly idea that seeing to it that the young’uns come bearing gifts for Mom is the ONLY thing you’re supposed to do about Mother’s Day? A prudent man quickly learns that women usually expect a bit more from him than that.
Sigmund Freud nailed it when he said, “Woman! What does she want?” It’s really a no-brainer–she wants to know you see her as the Goddess she truly is.
Perhaps you never thought of your woman as a goddess before. Well, maybe it’s time to open your eyes to her true nature.
Who but a goddess would be willing to:
~ embrace martyrdom,
~ suspend her use of critical judgment, and
~ forgive all our sins for the rest of our lives?
A mother, that’s who!
Who but a mother would go all teary-eyed over jewelry handcrafted from styrofoam chips or go out in public proudly wearing tennis shoes that someone had embellished with pasta?
Women are born multi-taskers. So naturally the holiday, with its focus solely on her “mother goddess” image, ends up leaving her hungry for a little more recognition for the other (and let’s face it, sexier) roles that she places in the family.
Take her Aphrodite aspect, for example. (Aphrodite was the Greek goddess of romance who was so irresistible that she herself became the first recorded aphrodisiac.) No wonder a woman longs to have her various feminine powers acknowledged every now and again!
Here’s how to treat your Goddess to the best Mother’s Day ever.
Give her Aphrodite’s famous beauty potion . . . the gift of sleep.
Sleep is a rarity for most moms, something highly treasured and that they seldom manage to get enough of. Researchers tell us that women’s sleep patterns change when they give birth. Woefully, they never sleep as soundly again.
Be the first to get out of bed and creep silently out of the room to throttle the kids (figuratively speaking) and keep them quiet so she catch up on her zzzzzzzzz’s . They don’t call it a ‘beauty rest’ for nothing!
Feed her ambrosia. . . the food of the gods.
Ambrosia (a fancy name for fruit salad sweetened with a lovin’ spoonful of honey) was once meant to show just how special and privileged the gods and goddesses were. It is no longer beyond the means of the most culinary-challenged mortals, thanks to the pre-chopped fresh fruit medleys found in the produce section of almost any grocery store.
(Optional: Breakfast in bed. A handwritten note on the breakfast tray or table that says something sentimental like: “For a Goddess like you, only Ambrosia will do!”)
Invoke the aid of the Greek goddess Mnemosyne.
Mnemosyme was the Greek goddess of memory and the mother of the Muses. She’s willing to help. Memories forge strong bonds in a relationship. What better time to bring them out than on Mother’s Day?
Cuddle together on the couch, photo albums in your laps, and revisit your courtship days, baby’s first photo, the adventures and mishaps of toddlers, and the harrowing years of parenting a teen . . . you get the idea.
Don’t shy away from the hard times as you reminisce–some painful events become downright humorous with the passage of time. At the very least, each of you will recall how good it felt to have someone to share the burden when the going was tough.
This might even be the perfect chance to say “I felt like the luckiest man alive when you didn’t walk out on me when I (fill in the blank with any transgression, misdemeanor, or felony you committed at an earlier date).
Cast a spell with three magical words.
There is a powerful mantra that’s easy to learn. It’s just three words. You know what they are. Women love to hear them.
A guy I knew proposed to his wife by saying, “Honey, I want you to marry me.
I love you. If that ever changes, I’ll let you know.”
This is risky behavior. Don’t even think of going there! Instead, be her hero and learn to pronounce those three magical words.
Practice often.
So . . . what does a woman really want?
Like any self-respecting goddess, she wants it all! But she’ll be insanely happy just to see she’s worshipped and adored by a god like you.
Sharon Turnbull, Ph.D., is a modern-day muse who brings the lessons of mythology to live for contemporary readers and is the creatrix of the popular Goddess Quiz and the Greek Gods Quiz online.
She is also author of the best selling Goddess Gift: Discover Your Personal Goddess Type
movie name with a song that says “he’s mr.white christmas, he’s mr.sun” can u help please?
its a christmas movie about the 2 brothers the north and south and that was one of the songs and i think their mother was mother nature. thanks
They started on The Year Without A Santa Claus, they’re the Miser Brothers, Snow Miser and Heat Miser. They have their own cartoon now too.
Another great place to shop for Christmas Movie Mother Nature products is Amazon. They have more than just books!
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The Year Without a Santa Claus / Nestor, The Long-Eared Christmas Donkey / Rudolph’s Shiny New Year $5.00 Santa is feeling forgotten by the children of the world as christmas preparation begins. In order to save christmas mrs. Claus and two spirited elves set out to prove him wrong until the infamous heat-miser and cold-miser try to sidetrack them with their plans. Studio: Warner Home Video Release Date: 10/03/2006 Starring: Voice Of Shirley Booth Voice Of Dick Shawn Run time: 53 minutes Rating: … |
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A Miser Brothers’ Christmas (Deluxe Edition) $3.74 Features include: •MPAA Rating: NR•Format: DVD•Runtime: 45 minutes… |
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The Year Without a Santa Claus $3.07 Based on the classic 1976 animated Rankin and Bass Christmas special The Year Without a Santa Claus, this 2006 live-action, modernized version of the story features John Goodman as Santa Claus, Delta Burke as Mrs. Claus, Eddie Griffin as Jangle, Ethan Suplee as Jingle, and Chris Kattan as Sparky. In both productions, Santa is disgusted with the commercialization of Christmas and feels overworked… |
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The Snow Globe Family $8.22 Oh, when will it snow again? wonders the little family who lives in the snow globe. They long for a swirling snowstormâif only someone in the big family would pick up the snow globe and give it a great big shake. Baby would love to. She alone notices the little family. She gazes longingly at their snowy little world, but the snow globe is up way too high for her to reach. Then, when a real sn… |
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Family Nudes $499.00 The people in these pictures extrude a natural aura; they do not possess the body of a model, and coming across these individuals in the state that nature intended is a perfectly normal occurrence. Mother, father, son and daughter are all naked because they revel in the beauty and strength of their own bodies. This is a book about respect. In the first place it concerns the respect of parents for … |
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