What are you doing for Mother's Day??

Cycling solo 65 miles to a state park to meet my wife and kids and her family for a crawfish boil.

get up a 6am to swim, run at 10, mom's home from church at noon.

I'm going to the gym w/ my mom while dh visits w/ his mom and dd.  Then dh, dd and I will go out to eat w/ my mom and her boyfriend after we're done working out. I'm also planning on sleeping in and possibly taking a nap in the afternoon to catch up on some sleep and indulge myself.

DH is away so it is my 16 YO daughter and me. I'm planning to run (see my thread) and then relax around the house.

Going to my parent's house and playing a game of tennis with the fam, then eating some steak and potatoes for dinner. MMMM! 

My wife has been having contractions all day, so she may be giving birth on Mother's Day.

I know, I know, what am I doing on BT if she is starting to go into labor.

I figure this is the best place to chat with people who understand pain.

It's Mother's Day?

Ride my bike a ton of miles, and stay far way from any from any place having a Mother's Day brunch.  Hubby and I refuse to eat out on the day.

Going to lunch with my family inlcuding my parents. Then the kids will go to Grandma and Grandpa's and DH and I will go on a 30 mile bike ride.

Pam

Ride 60 miles and call all my mothers (my actual mom is in MI, the rest are all self-proclaimed moms in different states I've lived in). Sad I don't get to see mine but oh well.

Happy Mother's Day to all those BT moms!!

Happy training!

Train with my buddy, vrm719, on that 60 mile ride, eat and re-hydrate, and then call my mom and my sis to wish them both a great day. Cards and gifts have already arrived.

Edited by Dr Hammer 2005-05-07 10:07 PM

My 5 year old just gave me a spontaneous spa night-she gave me a massage (mostly walked on my back); rubbed my feet/arms/legs with lotion; brushed my hair and painted my toenails.  So lovely.  Tomorrow am-attempt a 90 min. ride before church; Quinn (5 yr old daughter) is making me breakfast, Noah (8 year old son) is making me lunch, then off to my in laws for steak/potatoes with my folks/hubby's folks and his 93 year old spunky grandma.   The men are in charge of everything. The makings for a great day.  Enjoy loving/being loved on moms!

Go to church, come home, eat and nap.  The family gave me a spiffy new bike helmet for Mother's Day.

Wow, this is the BEST workout for Mother's Day! Congratulations.

-- Gwendal

Funny you should ask. One of my struggles is to find something to do with my husband and all three of my children, including a sullen 14 year old daughter, a 12 year old son and a 6 year old son. So tomorrow we're borrowing a bike trailer for my littlest one and we're all going down to a rail trail to do a nice long bike ride to an ice cream store. No one can refuse me because it's all i asked for for Mother's Day.

-- Gwendal

60/12 Brick in the AM, then a hour drive out to the inlaws and my parents for the visit.

Moved my weekend workout up a day to Saturday, so my wife could sleep in.  Taking everyone out for breakfast in teh morning.  Taking the kids with my to go grovery shopping to allow the wife soem quiet time, then cooking her favorite dish for dinner - Shrimp Parm. with fresh italian bread

I'm cooking for my Mom, even though I'm a Mom too!  Just happy she's still here for me (going on 78).  Tomorrow is swim and bike brick!!!

My mom and grandma are far away but my DH's family is nearby, so we're all having brunch at my monster-in-law's house (we cook of course). I look forward to getting through it without her saying anything nasty to me. Long run later to de-stress.

Is it Memorial Day yet?

We're headed to my family's house for a Mother's Day bash with the relatives. A little BBQ, volleyball, softball and who knows what else. It's a good time. Oh, and my hubby and son got me a bicycle trailer for Mother's Day. Actually, I bought the trailer but got the OK to get it.

Letting her sleep in today.
Postponed training for the day.
Taking care of our 2 crazy kids.

wow! congratulations in advance. hope she has a beautiful and relatively easy labor!

my mom is up in duluth and my mother-in-law is in rockford...so they got cards earlier in the week and phone calls today. this morning i woke up to a huge stack of presents. most were boxes ella (almost 4) decorated herself and in them she put some of her favorite things - a dress-up dress, a doll, a bracelet. very sweet. in another box was a new brooks saddle from my husband. we popped it on the single speed and headed off to the bakery for breakfast. bill pulled the girls in the burley and i did a lot of coasting (need to change the gearing i think). saddle is very comfy and its not even broken in yet. now i get to go to the thrift store by myself for an hour or two while bill takes the girls to the park.