I love my mom and not just on Mother's Day. My mom is the best mom in the world, and I am grateful to be her son. So, how to tell Mom I love her without getting so sweet I slip into a Diabetic coma? Here are 5.2 ways you, and I, can impress Mom on Mothers Day:

1) Send her a card. A hand written poem would be a really nice touch, but a card is certainly a good start.

2) Go and see her. If you can't go, call. If you can go, bring her flowers and candy.

3) Give her a present. Yes, a present for Mom, on top of the flowers and candy! You're not cheaping out on your mom, are you? Something useful is nice if she really needs it, but anything shiny, tasty or pretty is also good. Yes, dinner can count as a present, but you get triple bonus points for flowers and candy, a present AND dinner.

4) Thank her for being your Mom. It's only polite since you would not even be here without her.

5) Tell her you love her. Life is full of unexpected twists and turns. Life really can turn on a dime. You need to be sure the people you love know you love them. Saying "I love you" in a card only gets you half credit. Saying "I love you" and meaning it may be the best present ever.

5.2) Guys, don't forget the mother of your children! She's a mom too. Without her, you'd be running around like a rooster with his tail feathers cut off, so give her some sugar too. Use the same suggestions as above. Special warning: For most women, guns, knives and power tools are NOT considered appropriate Mother's Day (or anniversary) presents.

That's it. I could write a book on Mother's Day, but these 5.2 Ways to Impress Your Mom on Mothers Day should help get you started.

Rodney Robbins

Rodney Robbins, A Paradox in Motion

Rodney Robbins is novelist with a quirky sense of humor and a quality expert with 15+ years experience in manufacturing and restaurant management.

Rodney Robbins also has a rare muscle disorder called Periodic Paralysis and enjoys the shooting sports. He grew up in a New Age family, writes fiction about modern day Witches and attended a wonderful Lutheran college. He has Celiac Disease (an autoimmune response to grains) and complex migraines that cause him to actually bite people?s heads clean off. Rodney also has a strong sense of compassion for everyone who suffers and is not comforted.

In short, Rodney Robbins is just the kind of person you would expect to draw zany cartoons, to write books for young adults, or to help people turn their restaurant into the kind of magical place that draws a crowd and sends them all home satisfied!

"I hope you enjoy the articles I?ve posted for you here at ezinearticles.com," says Rodney, "and I hope you remember to love much, laugh often and enjoy your life."