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So... Let's say that your only request when you and your spouse discussed Mother's Day several months ago was that you weren't the one who had to make the reservations and that we weren't deciding things at the last minute. And that today your spouse texted you to ask what you wanted to do and seemed to have no recollection of the previous conversation despite taking notes on his phone during said previous conversation. Is there anyplace I can go with the BL-3rd grader for a nice brunch on Mother Day? I just want some eggs florentine and not to have to pick up the phone to make the reservation--Bethesda, Rockville, North Potomac, etc. Money is no object as long as they take Amex. I have the spouse's Amex. (Yes, I'm bitter...)
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One day you'll wish you had one to call. On a lighter note ...
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We have a family committment in the area next weekend. Mr. BLB offered to come back through Manhattan. We could have breakfast/brunch and maybe finally check out the High Line. Except that it is Mother's Day. Isn't every dining establishment going to be a zoo? (We don't dine out typically on any of these type of days.). Ideas? Thanks!
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My friend and neighbor is an awesome Mommy Blogger who, in addition to being hysterically funny, has a heart of gold and loves to help others. Her blog, Rants from Mommyland, has reached out to help less fortunate Mom's around Christmas and positively affected the lives of women around the world. She started a similar project for Mothers Day. Info can be found here and here. Essentially, if you are a Mom (or Dad) that wants to help out a Mom in distress on mothers day, by either donating real-life useabale goods (Wal Mart Gift Cards, for example) or your time, SIGN UP! Lots of Moms get diamonds and flowers and cards and presents this Sunday. But many more don't get anything they want and struggle even getting their basic needs. If you are interested in helping out, I am sure the Moms would appreciate it. There is no more determined group than this group of bad-ass Moms. And please, pass along the info via Facebook, Twitter, smoke signal, whatever. Grass roots efforts like the ones at Rants from Mommyland do make a difference. Thanks, Brian
