My Mum said a lot of those things along with ‘ if you don’t stop crying I will really give you something to cry about’. She never did of course.What is something your mum used to say to you when you were a kid?
Hey members!
How have you all been? I have another fun question for you today. With Mother's Day just around the corner, it got me thinking about the countless memories and stories we have of our incredible mums. I want to know: what is something your mother used to say to you when you were a kid that still sticks with you today? Maybe it was a phrase that always made you feel better when you were feeling down or some sage advice that you still live by. Or perhaps it was just a funny expression that always made you laugh. Whatever it was, let's take a moment to share it and celebrate the fantastic women who have supported us through thick and thin.
Something my mother used to say to me when I did not like my food as a kid was, 'There are children starving all over the world; eat your dinner’. I knew it was just her way of getting me to eat my vegetables, but I couldn't help but feel guilty for not finishing what was on my plate.
Now it’s your turn. Share your stories with us in the comments below.
My mum used to say that, usually when asked something she didn't know, or she would say "Ask your father when he gets home......thereby brushing it past.Mum used some interesting words.. Bijingo!! and codswallop. My favourite was "a wigwam for a goose's bridal" ,if we asked what something was that we weren't supposed to know.
My own mother passed when I was only 7 yrs old, after liver cancer. Unfortunately, this means I cannot even remember her!What is something your mum used to say to you when you were a kid?
Hey members!
How have you all been? I have another fun question for you today. With Mother's Day just around the corner, it got me thinking about the countless memories and stories we have of our incredible mums. I want to know: what is something your mother used to say to you when you were a kid that still sticks with you today? Maybe it was a phrase that always made you feel better when you were feeling down or some sage advice that you still live by. Or perhaps it was just a funny expression that always made you laugh. Whatever it was, let's take a moment to share it and celebrate the fantastic women who have supported us through thick and thin.
Something my mother used to say to me when I did not like my food as a kid was, 'There are children starving all over the world; eat your dinner’. I knew it was just her way of getting me to eat my vegetables, but I couldn't help but feel guilty for not finishing what was on my plate.
Now it’s your turn. Share your stories with us in the comments below.